Pelvic Examination : Who Needs It and How It's Done
Last updated: 29 Aug 2025
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Pelvic Examination in Bangkok : Who Needs It and How It's Done
Clitoria Clinic Womens Health & Sexual Wellness, Phetkasem 81, Bangkok
Friendly doctors, private and inclusive environment, open-minded, attentive, and non-judgmental.
Price: 1,390 THB
(Excluding medication or additional laboratory fees)
Family members or partners
may be present during the examination.
Who Should Get a Pelvic Exam
- Women aged 21 and above, or those who are sexually active
- Women seeking regular gynecological check-ups for preventive health
- Those with a family history of cervical cancer, ovarian cancer, or other gynecologic cancers
- Those experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge, pain during sex, difficulty with penetration, or irregular bleeding
- Those with genital lumps, sores, or lesions
- Women with irregular menstrual cycles heavy, light, or inconsistent (may require further tests such as pelvic ultrasound or hormone tests)
- Those with menstrual cramps or chronic lower abdominal pain (may require further evaluation)
Possible Side Effects After a Pelvic Exam
- Mild spotting or bleeding from the cervix (usually resolves within 1-2 days)
- Slight discomfort or mild abdominal cramps after the exam
- Minimal infection risk when performed under sterile technique
How to Prepare for Your Pelvic Examination
- Avoid sexual intercourse for 24 hours before the exam
- If menstruating, schedule the exam after your period ends (unless symptoms occur during menstruation)
- Bring any relevant medical records and current medications
Step-by-Step Pelvic Exam Process
- Medical and sexual history review, including family cancer history if relevant
- At Clitoria Clinic, your partner or family member can accompany you during the exam
- General physical examination, including inspection of the external genital area
- Manual pelvic exam to check for tenderness, swelling, or abnormal growths
- Sterilized Speculum examination to inspect the vagina and cervix for lesions, lumps, or abnormal discharge
- Speculum size chosen to fit your anatomy
- Alternative approach without speculum for patients with penetration difficulties
- Post-exam consultation and follow-up plan
The procedure takes approximately 5-15 minutes, with mild discomfort possible
Aftercare and Result Timeline
- Resume normal activities immediately after the exam
- Light bleeding can be managed with sanitary pads; usually resolves in 12 days
- Immediate results if no additional lab tests are required
- Immediate results for uterus-ovaries ultrasound
- Lab results (e.g., STI testing, HPV test, cytology test) available within 3-14 days
Book via LINE OA @dr.clitoria
Call: 66-81-116-3788
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