Gynecological exams (also known as well-woman exams) are preventive screenings that may include a pelvic exam, clinical breast exam, fertility evaluation, STD testing, and reproductive and preventative education. It is generally recommended that women receive annual gynecologic exams from the time they turn 18 or when they become sexually active. A Pap smears or Pap test is also commonly performed during a gynecological exam. This is a simple test to check for changes in the cells of a woman’s cervix, the lower part of the uterus. Regular gynecologic examinations can help ensure early detection and effective treatment of a multitude of health conditions, including infections and cancers.
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