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Do lesbians need pelvic exams?

Do lesbians need pelvic exams?

Lesbians and bisexual women need to see their doctor with the same frequency as heterosexual women. The Pap smear, breast and pelvic exams, and mammogram screenings are done at the same interval regardless of your sexual orientation.

What is a females doctor called?

gynecologist
A gynecologist is a doctor who specializes in the health of the female organs. Many women start visiting a gynecologist from their early teens and continue to attend a well-woman clinic for general health issues too.

Can gynecologists tell?

A gynecologist can tell for sure what’s going on by the type of discharge as well as the appearance of the vagina and vulva, and can recommend the appropriate treatment. They can identify those very rare—and very scary—diseases (as well as those not-so-rare, still-serious diseases).

Do lesbians have Pap smears?

The percentage of US women 18 and older reporting Pap smears within the last 3 years has been found to be 75-84\% [13,14]. The published proportion of lesbians who have a recent Pap smear, however, is 44-57\% [15-21], despite the fact that they too are at risk of developing cervical cancer [22-27].

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How often should lesbians get a Pap smear?

If you cannot get a primary HPV test, get a co-test (an HPV test with a Pap test) every 5 years or a Pap test every 3 years. The most important thing to remember is to get screened regularly, no matter which test you get.

What do you say to a lady doctor?

Apparently Ms, Mrs, or Ms Smith. Doctor. My primary care physician is female.

Can gynecologist know if you virgin?

A gynecologist can’t tell if you are a virgin by doing a physical exam because of the variation in different hymens and the absence of a hymen isn’t an indicator of sexual activity. In general, a pelvic exam or a vaginal exam cannot reveal with absolute certainty that a woman is a virgin or has been sexually active.

Do nuns need Pap smears?

Present Department of Health policy regarding provision of cervical screening suggests that such screening is not necessary for ‘nuns, virgins, and spinsters’ (Warden 1990). This policy is supported by the widely accepted view that cervical cancer is extremely rare among such women.

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Is female doctor grammatically correct?

VIP Member. Don’t say lady doctor. Don’t say gentleman doctor. If you want just to refer to a person’s gender, simply use female or male.

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