Who is a Gynecologist?
Gynecologists are experts in the reproductive health of women. Menstruation problems pregnancy fertility and menopause are among the conditions they diagnose and treat that impact the female reproductive system. In addition gynecologists offer advice on family planning contraception and sexual health as well as screening for cancers like ovarian and cervical cancer.

Conditions Treated by Gynecologists
Menstrual disorders endometriosis uterine fibroids infertility and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are among the common conditions. Gynecologists also perform childbirth, treat menopause symptoms and oversee prenatal care.

When to Visit a Gynecologist
Every year women should have regular checkups with a gynecologist. A visit should also be prompted by problems like irregular periods of pelvic pain, unusual discharge or pregnancy-related worries.

FAQ

What is the job of a gynecologist?
Pregnancy menstruation and female reproductive health are the areas of expertise for gynecologists.

When should women begin visiting a gynecologist?
Ideal visits start in adolescence or when problems with reproductive health occur.

Do gynecologists treat infertility?
Yes they help with the diagnosis and treatment of infertility.

Are an obstetrician and a gynecologist the same thing?
Obstetricians are experts in pregnancy and childbirth while gynecologists concentrate on reproductive fitness.

Can gynecologists operate on patients?
For problems with the reproductive system they do indeed perform surgeries.