The Obstetrics & Gynecology Department at Ky Hoa Medical Center provides comprehensive care for women's health at every stage of life - from young women to middle-aged and post-menopausal women. Our obstetrician-gynecologists always ensure maximum privacy and comfort for patients throughout the examination, creating a safe environment in which women can confidently share their health concerns.
What obstetrics & gynecology examines and treats
- Routine prenatal check-ups and obstetric ultrasound by trimester
- Screening tests for fetal abnormalities, Double test, and Triple test
- Menstrual disorders: irregular periods, light or heavy periods, and amenorrhea
- Gynecological infections: vaginitis, cervicitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease
- Cervical cancer screening with Pap smear and HPV testing
- Family-planning counseling and pre-pregnancy check-ups
When to come in for examination
- Confirming pregnancy and beginning pregnancy monitoring from weeks 6–8
- Menstrual disorders lasting more than 2–3 cycles
- Abnormal vaginal discharge (changes in color, odor, or amount) accompanied by itching or burning
- Abnormal vaginal bleeding outside the menstrual cycle or after menopause
- Routine gynecological screening - recommended once a year for sexually active women
Examination process
- Reception and intake: The nurse records the menstrual cycle, the reason for the visit, and the obstetric-gynecological history, ensuring a private examination room.
- Clinical examination: The doctor takes the medical history and performs a gynecological examination with a speculum, along with transvaginal ultrasound if needed to assess the uterus and ovaries.
- Sample collection: Pap smear, vaginal fluid testing, HPV testing, or pregnancy-related tests as ordered by the doctor.
- Counseling and follow-up: The doctor explains the results, prescribes treatment or schedules a follow-up, and advises on nutrition and prenatal care where applicable.
Frequently asked questions
When should a woman have her first Pap smear? A first Pap smear is recommended when a woman turns 21, or within 3 years of becoming sexually active, and repeated every 3 years if the results are normal.
Is a gynecological examination painful? A gynecological examination usually causes mild discomfort but little pain. The doctor explains each step and works gently so the patient feels as comfortable as possible.
Can I have a gynecological examination at Ky Hoa while pregnant? Yes. The center provides routine prenatal check-ups, obstetric ultrasound, and pregnancy screening tests. The doctor will advise on an examination schedule appropriate to your gestational age.
Contact the center to confirm this information before your visit.
Contact us by hotline, Zalo, or email for guidance on timing and the documents you need to prepare.
