wally answered Tuesday August 8 2006, 3:15 am: well i'm not shure what a gyno is
but if it's your period
it isn't to bad you may get stomach ackes
and a bad mood and be really self conshuse.
but it isn't really as bad as people say. [ wally's advice column | Ask wally A Question ]
karenR answered Monday August 7 2006, 7:53 pm: This site will tell you everything that will be going on. There are lots of other good things to know on the site too so if you want do some browsing around. It is a little uncomfortable but
not painful. :)
kristen22 answered Monday August 7 2006, 6:18 pm: You will be asked to lie on your back on the examination table with your buttocks at the edge of the table and your feet supported in stirrups. Your doctor will place a metal or plastic instrument called a speculum into your vagina to expand the walls so the cervix can be seen. (Insertion of the speculum may cause slight discomfort. You should let your doctor know if you are too uncomfortable.) Your doctor will then collect cells from around the opening of the cervix and its inner and outer surfaces using a cervical brush. The cells are then smeared onto a glass slide (hence the name Pap "smear") and preserved with a chemical solution to prevent them from drying and changing appearance.
After obtaining the Pap smear, your doctor will conduct a manual examination of your uterus. By placing the fingers of one hand on your abdomen and gently pushing the uterus up with two fingers placed within the vagina, your doctor will check for abnormalities.
All this may seem like a lot but it really don't take any more than 5-10 minutes. Get your self to think about different things while this is going on (it will make the time go by ALOT faster) think about your boyfriend, your friends..or do what I do...I'm laying back in the bed and I got my cell phone right in front of me textin' like hell lol [ kristen22's advice column | Ask kristen22 A Question ]
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