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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Gynaecology?
- Who is an OB-GYN?
- What concerns can be discussed with OB-GYN?
- When should you see a gynaecologist?
- What kind of test does a gynaecologist do?
- What is the difference between OB/GYN and Gynaecologist?
Gynaecology is a medical specialty that deals with reproductive health and is concerned with the treatment of the medical conditions and diseases of women, especially those connected with sexual reproduction.
An obstetrician-gynaecologist(Ob-Gyn) is responsible for providing quality health care services for women, diagnosing and treating medical conditions, especially guiding the pregnancy journey of expecting mothers.
Obstetrician-gynaecologists develop treatment plans to maintain a woman’s healthy lifestyle by monitoring early symptoms of possible health issues and administer medications and further examinations as necessary.
You can consult an obstetrics & gynaecology doctor for the following concerns:
- Abortion
- Childbirth
- Contraception
- Family planning
- Genetic screening and testing
- Infertility
- Laparoscopic surgery
- Menopause
- Oncology
- Pap test screening
- Prenatal care
- Preventive care
- Reconstructive surgery
- Reproductive endocrinology
- Sexually transmitted diseases
Regular visits to the gynaecologist are the best way to prevent medical issues with your reproductive system. If you face any of the following issues, visit a gynaecologist/gynaecology clinic near you:
- Irregular menstrual cycle
- Birth control
- Painful intercourse
- Changes in vaginal discharge
- Urinary issues
There are various tests performed by gynaecology depending on the condition, such as:
- Breast biopsy, Breast scan, Breast MRI
- Cervical biopsy
- Mammogram
- Pap test
- Pelvic ultrasound
- Pregnancy testing
- STD screening
Obstetricians provide pregnancy care for both the mother and the foetus—the unborn child. Obstetricians help deliver babies at childbirth and then help mothers recover from the physical and mental strains of pregnancy and childbirth. Obstetricians do not treat health issues beyond pregnancy.
Gynaecologists, on the other hand, do not deliver babies or treat pregnant women. They instead focus on the health of the uterus, the ovaries, the fallopian tubes, and other organs of the female reproductive system. Both obstetricians and gynaecologists may prescribe drugs or perform surgery to treat a patient.
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