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Hi there, quick question about what actually happens at a gyno. app. it'll be my first time going, and ask anyone who knows me and they'll tell you im the worst person when it comes to being around doc. espically ones who have to touch me, so could you please tell me if there's ways to get relaxed before and during the procedure and what actually happens.THNX
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Hey my first gyno appointment was about two years ago. I was very scared too! I was self conscious about someone looking up my vagina. I just ended up picking a birth control method i wanted such as being on the pill, or getting a shot. If thats what your going to the gyno for they'll definetly ask you what method you want to go about taking. If they do a pelvic exam. They stick kinda like a probe up your vagina. Then they look at your ovaries and such to make sure that nothing is wrong with them or you dont have any cysts. Its a big uncomfortable but i found if you squeeze your toes and try to focus on something else its not as bad. Good luck :)
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I've been to a gynecologist way too many times. I do know your first time you will be very nervous and just anxious.
A lot of practices will mail you a long as hell questionnaire about your medical history, symptoms, personal information, employment, school - everything. Or, they'll hand it to you at your appointment. Fill it out thoroughly.
Then, they'll ask you a series of questions and go over your questionnaire. They may also record your weight, height, do a sample urine test, and check your blood pressure.
So you'll be admitted into the room to discuss results. If you are 21 and un-sexually active, or sexually active, they'll tell you to do a papsmear. These things put a lot of pressure against your vagina, but it's quick. They will get a sample, and tell you your results within a week or two.
If no papsmear, they will discuss about your health and talk about any changes or medications you may have to take.
I hope I helped and good luck!
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