If someone has their period (but it's near the end) can she still get her check up at the gynegologist?
548631
it depends on the docter but yes, its not recommended though
913510
I doubt that, your gynecologist could try hormonal treatment or suggest surgical intervention, I would go by the gynecologist recommendations and not look fo alternater treatment, good luck
49823
* i would not wait until your period (if you'll get it or not). \n* you can buy a pregnancy test (for example ept pregnancy test).\n* you can get a blood test done at a docters office, they can tell you in accuracy within 24hours, then you know for sure.
766160
she should really see her gynecologist.  it's probably no big deal (and it could be your technique ;) )  but....any soreness and pain that "always" happens is worth getting checked out.
889784
Yes, as long as you're not in danger of anemia.  The nurse where you go to donate will test your iron levels before you donate whether you're menstruating or not and they won't let you donate if your iron levels aren't high enough.  As long as you're OK on that score, you're fine to donate while on your period.  I have.
526620
If she's not pregnant and you are sure about that, then a visit to your doctors would be very advisable, has she had regular periods before this date? if not then it might be that she hasn't reached full womanhood yet and that her body is still getting things sorted. hope this helps.
279272
You should really just see your physician; as a missed period can mean more than pregnancy.
779995
well at the end of the day a womens body tells her when shes ready, she starts a period, but mature enough is another matter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
421099
OB GYN.  They have a patch they can give her.  I know, I have one right now.
904160
I would take a pregnancy test at home and if you haven't gotten your period in a few days to a week, take another one.  This should answer your question.  You can always go to another doctor for a second opinion.  You should be able to get along with your doctor.  If you are pregnant, then you are going to be seeing a lot more of your gyn.  It should be someone you can trust.
392899
Although I'd talk to your doctor, it shouldn't prevent your surgery.  Many doctors are completely comfortable doing a hysterectomy even during menstruation.  It really doesn't affect your chances of success and doesn't make it any harder for the doc.  Many women who come in for hysterectomies are bleeding for various reasons.  Just let your doc know your situation and let her decide.
157817
if she is that concerned about it, maybe she should talk to her doctor about the risks and alternatives. in the meantime, she should probably use pads.
995712
Probably not, but there are tests available.  You need to talk to your OB/Gyn about your concerns and get regular check ups.
1174716
This is for a doctor to answer and since she is seeing a doctor, you should trust him.  it is possible to remove a woman's uterus, ovaries, cervix, etc.  trust your doctor.  get a second opinion if you need validation.
889910
if you're not pregnant, you should go get a check up.  they will probably run some blood work and possibly put you on birth control.  its not normal to go with out your period.
557748
I went to have one while on my period. Trust me it wouldn't be the first time they have seen that and not the last! Hope all is well with your health!
462318
Go to a gynecologist, who could give you a better answer after physically evaluating you.