How often should teratoma be checked

How often should teratoma be checked? Gynecological examination is a routine item in women's physical examination. It can detect some difficult-to-detect gynecological diseases and is an important measure to maintain women's health. However, many female friends know nothing about this. So, what are the items in gynecological examination, and what diseases can they detect?

Routine gynecological examinations mainly include the following five aspects, each of which can screen out corresponding gynecological diseases.

1. Vulvar examination: observe the development of the vulva, the distribution of hair, any skin abnormalities, and whether there are Bartholin gland cysts on the vulva.

2. Vaginal examination: Observe whether the vagina has abnormal development, inflammation, infection with pathogens such as fungi, Trichomonas, Chlamydia, Mycoplasma, etc.

3. Cervical examination: Perform cervical cytology examination to check for cervical cancer and cervical polyps.

4. Uterine examination: Screening for common diseases such as uterine fibroids and endometrial cancer.

5. Examination of fallopian tubes and ovaries: to rule out adnexitis and ovarian teratoma.

For unmarried girls who do not have sex, as long as they are in good physical condition, they only need to have a gynecological examination once a few years; but for married women, due to their physiological characteristics, the incidence of various gynecological diseases increases, so they need to have a gynecological examination regularly every year.