Girls refer specifically to girls aged 13 to 17. They are different from girls aged 18 to 20. The most important thing is that they are all girls who have just had menarche. Their hypothalamus- The function of the pituitary-ovarian reproductive endocrine system is not yet complete. They have less chance of contracting sexually transmitted diseases and less chance of pregnancy. Despite these differences, these girls may still develop various gynecological problems that adult women have.

We often encounter some parents who are unwilling to take their children to the gynecological department because they are afraid of having a gynecological examination. In fact, there is no need to be embarrassed about having a gynecological examination. Under normal circumstances, when doctors perform gynecological examinations, they only perform digital anal examination on girls, not through the vagina, which will not damage the hymen. If the condition is complicated or the location of the lesion is special, and a vaginal examination is required, the consent of the family and the patient must be obtained in advance. Parents and girls do not have to worry about this.

Girls need to undergo gynecological examination if they have the following conditions: No menstruation at the age of 16; Amenorrhea for half a year after menarche or more than two months after regular menstruation; Oligomenorrhea; Too much; severe dysmenorrhea; multiple reverse menstruation; excessive leucorrhea, itching or inflammation of the vulva; masses in the abdomen (especially the lower abdomen); acute lower abdominal pain; underdeveloped and hairy breasts; trauma to the vulva, etc.

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