– initial consultation with a gynecologist – provides regular monitoring of women’s health and prevention of possible diseases
– colposcopy – allows you to clarify the nature of pathological changes in the vagina and cervix, which is very important for the early diagnosis of the pathological process
– cytomorphological study / PAP test – allows you to timely identify the pathology of the cervix and assess the degree of change in the structure of the cell
– determination of the human papillomavirus (highly oncogenic quantitative HPV PCR) – necessary to assess the risk of a pathological process, to monitor the effectiveness of the treatment of cervical dysplasia, to determine the prognosis of the course of the disease
– microscopy of urogenital material – carries out early diagnosis of infectious pathogens, the presence or absence of an inflammatory process
– repeated consultation with a gynecologist – – important for the analysis and interpretation of the data obtained after the examination