what does a ginocologist do when u have to be put on birth control?
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he or she checks you out down there, which does not hurt, then you get a prescription
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talk to your gyno. you maybe able to take BC to regulate.
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the doctor will first examine the external parts of your vagina and make sure everything has developed normal and is okay. The doctor will then see if it is possible to insert a speculum so it is possible to see inside the vagina and examine and to make sure that it is normal. The doctor will also place one or two fingers inside your vagina and one hand on your abdomen. This allows the doctor to feel your ovaries and your uterus and to examine them and to make sure they are normal size and have developed appropriately also. Do not hesitate to ask any questions or to address any concerns during the examination. \nThe table for female examinations has stirrups at the end of it. These are for you to place your feet in while the doctor examines your vagina and female organs. These make it much less uncomfortable for you during the exam, and helps the doctor to better examine you. \nA Pap smear is something that sometimes is done on an examination. A speculum is inserted so that the doctor can see the cervix, which is the opening into the womb. This is a place where at a later age lesions may develop and a Pap smear helps to detect those long before there’s any problems and while it is very easy to treat and get rid of them. \nThe doctor inserts a small wooden spatula or other device and simply scrapes some of the superficial cells off the skin of the cervix. This is usually not painful. If you experience any pain it is important that you tell your doctor. \n\nThe doctor then places the cells on a microscopic slide and then uses a special liquid to preserve the cells so they can be examined and studied at a later time. \nA pathologist is a specialized doctor who examines the slides after they have been prepared for the microscope. \n\nCells from this region of the body have a special characteristic in that many years before they may turn into a cancer they show changes that tell the pathologist that they will become abnormal at a later time. The importance is that if the pathologist detects some changes that may cause problems in the future they can let your doctor know, and it can be simply treated so as to prevent any problems with cancer in the future. \nAfter this the doctor will tell you what she found on the examination. He will answer your questions, and may give you some medical advice or recommend a contraception method and give you a prescription. (This can be taken to your pharmacy and you can purchase the medicine.) \nHe will propose a time for you to come back to see her, and make sure you ask any questions you have before you leave. \n\nYour doctor will talk to you about STD's and contraceptives.
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An OB/GYN does not just examine tissue and deliver babies. S/he also prescribes medicine, and has to know both how those meds will react with the female body (and developing fetus) and how those meds will react with other drugs and vitamins the patient may be taking. This doctor has to know how the chemicals in birth control will affect brain chemistry, and how antibiotics affect uterine bacteria. This doctor has to know the possible side effects and drug interactions of analgesics, labor inducers, labor suppressants, and everything in between.\n\nYeah, I'd guess it's very important.
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they ask first day of your last period--if you've ever been pregnant--have you changed sex partners in the last year---they will do papsmear-breast check-urine screen(for like protein-and infection-not drugs) weigh you and tell you options --pills,patch,shot etc. help you decide which is best and give you birth control.
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Definitely the pill...Orthocycline. Its also great for regulating your periods.\nIf its a new relationship I suggest starting w/a condom + the pill.
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Wow ok something is not right.\n\nI would tell him you are concerned about him,and would like him to see a Dr.,since this a new thing and he was not always like this.That should get him reacting I am sure.\n\nAlso if you are not on birth control..get on some,not because of him but because it is flat out irresponsible to be having s*x without it.I am talking about the effective birth controls that require a Dr's prescription.Then you will have proof that you are as safe as can be on the front.\n\nIf those 2 things do not change anything,then it is obvious you need to move on,as he has no viable excuse.
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Contraception? Protection? They make external products for women now that you can get at any pharmacy. try getting on the pill and letting it kick in before you do anything. Don't leave it to chance, double up on protection. Have him use a condom, but have something in your corner too. Don't forget to relax and enjoy it!
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It is time for a gyno visit dear.
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I have the same problem. I am going to see a Urologist as this has been going on for years. Your Gyno should be your first stop, and I'm sure you do all the instructions from them-( wiping from front to back, urinating after sex, drinking cranberry juice or pills, drinking lots of water and in my case taking an anti biotic after sex). I would say it is time to see a kidney specialist as UTI's are so miserable, and sounds like you have reached tolerance to many antibiotics.
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i think you need to go back on the pill if your still active, but either way you need to use a condom, and most of all go to your doc, becuase each case is different, teehee
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Hello, if you went to your gynecologist and he/she planned that method for you, then you should trust the doctor's opinion.  If you don't feel comfortable with your gynecologist, you should change to another gynecologist.  Now, if you have insecurities, then use a second method, like a condom. It is recommended to use a second method like a condom, the first month.   \n\nTalk to your future husband, and tell him your concerns.  He loves you and he's going to marry you, this is a new experience that the two of you are going to experience, so he should not have a problem understanding your concerns.  I post three websites that contain professional information about Lo/ovral.  They also have statistics about % of pregnancy.  Your should read about your pill and read the paper that came inside your package. I hope that this information can help you.\n\nCongratulations and GL,,  GB, Bye!
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Obstetrician/Gynecologist\n\nOBGYN for short.
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there probably is a dr -u may have to do the research on it tho.check with ob-gyn's to start with.
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They have a morning after pill, not sure if you need a Dr for that or not...Other than that I wouldnt try anything else except seeing a Dr!
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The birth control pill regulates hormones. They might stop the periods or at least make them irregular enough to help you survive through the rest of the year.
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I think the Ob/Gyn prescribes a type of progesterone.