Treatment and Prevention

Most gynecological diseases are preventable and, if detected early,
can be treated without causing any health problems.
Specific diseases or health abnormalities diagnosed through life cycle checkups or disease-specific customized checkups
are therefore not something to be afraid of, but rather an easy task to resolve with your primary care physician.
If more active examinations and medical interventions are needed, you will be referred to a linked tertiary medical institution or specialized treatment institution.
Inflammatory disease
Disease
Checkup contents
Purpose of examination
vaginitis
Antibiotics/injections and vaginal treatment
Cervicitis / Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
Antibiotics/injection and vaginal treatment,
hospitalization if necessary
Taking probiotics to maintain the vaginal environment, using appropriate cleansers, avoiding situations that may cause immune system weakness such as fatigue, preventing sexually transmitted diseases through condom use, and making efforts to detect asymptomatic diseases through periodic checkups even if there are no symptoms.
cystitis
Taking/injecting antibiotics
Menstruation related
Disease
Checkup contents
Purpose of examination
· Hormonal imbalance
· Abnormal menstrual cycle
· Amenorrhea
· Frequent menstruation
Intervention for causative factors such as birth control pills (estrogen/progesterone preparations), hormonal preparations (thyroid hormone preparations or prolactin suppressants, etc.), stress, and weight gain
Avoidance of aggravating factors – stress, weight gain, etc. – Periodic ultrasound and hormone evaluation for prevention and early detection of endometrial disease caused by long-term amenorrhea
· Menorrhagia
· Uterine fibroids
· Adenomyosis
Induce reduction of menstrual flow with LNG-IUD (Mirena), birth control pills , etc., and refer to tertiary medical institution if surgical treatment is required
Secondary health problems due to excessive menstruation – anemia, cardiovascular disease, fatigue, etc. – Efforts to resolve them, counseling to preserve fertility
· Menstrual cramps
· Endometriosis
· Adenomyosis
If painkillers/contraceptives are required/surgical treatment is required, referral to a tertiary medical institution
Prevention of secondary problems caused by severe menstrual pain – depression, etc. – regular checkups to detect disease progression early, and counseling to preserve fertility
Gynecological tumor
Disease
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Purpose of examination
Cervical cancer
Follow-up examination in case of low-grade lesions,referral to tertiary medical institution in case of high-grade lesions
Preventive vaccines and condom use to prevent human papillomavirus, and efforts for early detection through periodic cervical cancer screening at least once a year
Ovarian cancer
In case of benign tumor (cyst), follow-up examination;in case of suspected malignant tumor (ovarian cancer), referral to tertiary medical institution
Even if there are no symptoms or family history , efforts for early detection through periodic ultrasound examinations at least once a year after reaching reproductive age
Cervical cancer
In case of benign disease, wait-and-see treatment or hormone therapy; in case of suspected malignant disease, referral to a tertiary medical institution
Long-term amenorrhea, obesity, avoidance of long-term use of hormone therapy, early detection through periodic checkups even in the absence of symptoms or family history
Infertility related
Church/Treatment
Purpose of examination
Ovulation induction, ovulation date confirmation. If fallopian tube abnormality is suspected, referral to an infertility specialist hospital
Focus on correcting lifestyle habits to resolve unexplained infertility, relieving depression and anxiety caused by infertility, and actively referring patients to specialized infertility institutions when necessary.
Menopause and Old Age
Checkup contents
Purpose of examination
Hormone replacement therapy, treatment of osteoporosis
Screening for early detection of gynecological cancer andprevention of secondary diseases due to hormone deficiency
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