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How can I get the most out of my gynecologist appointment?

There's a simple way to make the most of your gynecologist appointment. In this video, obstetrics and gynecology specialist Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz, MD, explains -- and makes a request.


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  • What should I do to prepare for a gynecologist appointment?

  • What should I do before my gynecologist appointment?

  • What issues should I consider when choosing an OB/GYN?

  • How often should I get a pelvic exam?

  • What questions should i ask my doctor before having a hysterectomy?

  • Ways to advocate for yourself at the doctor

  • Should I use douche?

  • What I should know before my cervical cancer screening

  • When should I talk to my doctor about changes in my period?

  • How are menstrual problems diagnosed?

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