Health check-up for women Worldwide

Women talk to cardiologists, gastroenterologists, gynecologists, and ophthalmologists as part of their health checks. Each expert will:

• Review of medical history: A doctor will ask about the patient's past illnesses, surgeries, or hospital stays, as well as what medicines and supplements they are currently taking.
• Performing a physical exam might include a general look at the body, taking vital signs measurements, and looking for signs and symptoms of illness. For example, gynecological exams include a pelvic and breast exam, Pap smear, vaginal swab, mammogram, ultrasound, and colposcopy to find problems with the reproductive system, such as cancers.
• Order standard tests to check blood for hormones, anemia, cholesterol, and other health indicators, test for diabetes and inflammation, and look at stool and urine. Imaging tests like ultrasound studies and functional and endoscopy tests help find risk factors and diseases like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, and problems with the GI. Eye disease can be tracked with the help of a complex ophthalmology exam.

A women's health check-up can help find diseases early, keep an eye out for changes, deal with risk factors, update their medical history, and encourage healthy habits to support their overall health and wellness in good shape.