2. Cervical cancer screening: Although cervical cancer is no longer the "number one killer" of women's health, the incidence rate has not decreased. Therefore, it is necessary for women to have regular cervical cancer screening.
3, breast examination: many unmarried and childless women think that they are young, have no sex life, and do not need breast examination. In fact, on the contrary, unmarried women over the age of 30 are more likely to suffer from breast hyperplasia and breast cancer than women who have had pregnancy and breastfeeding experience.
4. Routine urine examination: it can be used to check whether the examinee has urinary system infectious diseases, acute and chronic nephropathy and other metabolic disorders related to the kidney, and the auxiliary examination of diabetes.
5. Ultrasonic examination: hysteromyoma, uterine malformation, adenomyosis, uterine polyp, ovarian cyst, teratoma, pelvic inflammatory disease and other diseases can be found. It is a necessary item for routine gynecological examination.