wut is a gynocologist?
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Don't worry about that until you reach 13...
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i think  you need to get to a gyno and have a preg test
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sounds silly knowing what a gyno does, but to give you privacy to get undress, plus its a bit perverted to watch someone undress.
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Urologist, or GP usualy.
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Some of the more common operations that gynaecologists perform include:\n\ntermination of pregnancy \ndilation and curettage (removal of the uterine contents, for various reasons, including miscarriage and menorrhagia; procedurally very similar to the above); \nhysterectomy (removal of the uterus); \noophorectomy (removal of the ovaries); \ntubal ligation; \nExploratory laporoscopy or laporotomy (used to diagnose and treat sources of pelvic and abdominal pain, dysmenorrhea, vaginal bleeding, etc.) \ncolposuspension ('tightening' of the ligaments around the vagina, a common therapy for incontinence and discomfort in older women); \nLarge Loop Excision of the Transition Zone (LLETZ), where the surface of the cervix, containing pre-cancerous cells identified on Pap smear are removed).
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There are several.  Ask your gyn
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U NED TO C A ENDOCRINOLOGISTS THEY HAVE MEDS FOR U
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Try this (I hope this is for the right state you live in) http://www.allmedexchange.com/dir/ny/suffolk.shtml\nJust click on the OB-GYN link... if this doesn't work maybe ask a friend or call a local clinic in your area and have them recommend a good doc. \nHere is a site you may also be interested in http://health.ivillage.com/gyno/gynoperiod/topics/0,,4v4x-p3,00.html\nHope this helps, good luck:)
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An endocrinologist specialized in the following:\n# diabetes\n# thyroid diseases\n# metabolic disorders\n# over or under production of hormones\n# menopause\n# osteoporosis\n# hypertension\n# cholesterol (lipid) disorders\n# infertility\n# lack of growth (short stature)\n# cancers of the endocrine glands
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A females pelvis is a gynecoid pelvis
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This is uncommon I think.  You might have some polyps or cysts or some other kind of internal problem that is exacerbated by sex.  You should make an appt. with your OB/GYN as soon as you can, you need to get a diagnosis and treatment before it gets worse.
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I think the Ob/Gyn prescribes a type of progesterone.
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Gynecology is a portion of the speciality of OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLGY.  Within that area are general OB/GYN's, Gyn Oncologists (treat malignancies of the female reproductive organs), Perinatologists (High risk pregnancies), Reproductive endocrinologists (infertility) and Urogynecologists (deal with pelvic prolapse and incontinence problems).  All have to complete 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, 4 years of Internship and Residency, then 2-3 years of fellowship if you sub-specialize.\n\nThis is a huge committment of time and money and effort.  The rewards are also significant.  If you finish all this schooling and training you can anticipate starting salary of $150,000 and average income of $250,000 (some more, some less depending on area of the country, urban/rural, solo or group).  \n\nIf you limit your practice to GYN only, you will earn less but you won't have to deal with on-call deliveries in the middle of the night.
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She needs to go see GYN because se may have a cyst or some kind of internal problem.
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I would say make the first GYN appointment after her first period and then see what the doc says from then on.  Kind of like the dentist, when the first tooth comes in, they like to see them.
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Urologist are surgeons.
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you need an obstertrician , not a gyniacologist who deals with diseases.There is a diffrence.