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Pelvic exam
I am facing lots of pelvic issues since three months. But as I am unmarried and sexually inactive I never had an internal pelvic exam. I want to know if it's possible to have internal exam in case like me? Specially for the pain and irritation which I feel inside my vagina.
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Consult ayurvedic gynecologist for Panchakarma treatment.
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Hi, meet gynaecologist first, so that if needed pelvic examination to be done.
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Visit a gynec. The doctor should be able to treat you. Only if the treatment doesn't have the desired effect, then get an internal examination done.
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Dr. Asmita Kaundal
Gynecologist
9 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello. We routinely dont prefer to do a pelvic examination in unmarried girls. see your gyanecologist. A detailed history about your symptoms a simple transabdominal ultrasound and if needed few tests based upon your history may be able to guide your doctor about the diagnosis and management of your symptoms. Even after all reports internal examination is still required it can be done only after your consents
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