Preventive and Well-Woman Care
Yomur well-woan visit is your time to check in on your health, plan, and feel supported. We focus on prevention, from screening tests and vaccinations to sleep, nutrition, movement, mental health, and a plan that fits your stage of life. Even when you feel well, regular checkups help catch problems early and keep you confident about your health.
Key points
- Schedule routine wellness visits; the plan is personalized by age, family history, and your goals.
- Screening may include cervical screening, breast checks, blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol.
- Vaccinations are reviewed and updated, for example, influenza, Tdap, HPV, and others, based on your needs.
- Reproductive health is covered at any age, including periods, contraception, preconception planning, fertility, and menopause support.
- Sexual health and safe relationships are discussed confidentially, with screening for infections when indicated.
- Lifestyle guidance supports bone, heart, brain, and pelvic floor health across all life stages.
Evaluation and treatment: what to expect
- We begin with your concerns and goals, then review medical history, medicines, allergies, family history, periods or menopause symptoms, mood and sleep, and lifestyle.
- Checks usually include blood pressure, pulse, weight, body mass index, and mental health screening.
- Tests are tailored, for example, cervical screening with Pap and or HPV testing, breast exam and a mammogram when due, blood sugar and cholesterol, thyroid or iron tests when indicated, and bone density testing when you meet criteria.
- A pelvic exam is done when helpful for symptoms or screening. We explain each step, and you can pause at any time.
- Vaccinations are updated, for example, influenza each season, Tdap, HPV within the recommended age range, and others based on travel, work, or health conditions.
- We agree on a care plan, contraception or preconception support if desired, pelvic floor exercises, activity and nutrition targets, and follow-up dates.
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When to seek urgent care
Go to hospital or call emergency services now for chest pain, severe shortness of breath, signs of stroke such as face droop, arm weakness, speech difficulty, severe lower belly or pelvic pain, very heavy vaginal bleeding that soaks a pad in an hour or large clots, fainting, fever with pelvic pain or bad smelling discharge, red painful breast with fever, severe headache with vision changes, or thoughts of harming yourself.
Action plan
Book a yearly wellness visit or the interval advised for you, and bring your questions.
Sleep seven to nine hours, protect skin from the sun, avoid tobacco, and keep alcohol low or none.
Attend all antenatal visits, take prescribed medicines, and monitor blood pressure at home if advised.
Book your appointment with a doctor to create a personalized prevention plan and set reminders for your next screenings.
Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate activity each week, plus two days of strength work, and daily pelvic floor exercises.
Know your screening schedule, cervical screening, mammogram, blood pressure, sugar, and cholesterol, and bone health when due.
FAQ - Preventive and Well-Woman Care
Frequently Asked Questions
These FAQs offer general information for patients. They do not replace medical advice. For urgent concerns, contact your local emergency number or visit the nearest emergency department.
We focus on your priorities, review medical and family history, check blood pressure and basic measurements, update vaccines, and arrange screening tests that fit your age and risk.
Not always. A pelvic exam is recommended when you have symptoms or when it adds value to screening. We decide together based on your situation.
Timing depends on age and past results. Many adults have combined HPV and Pap at set intervals. If results are normal, testing is not usually yearly.
This depends on your age and personal risk. We will set a schedule that balances benefits and inconvenience, and arrange an ultrasound if needed.
Yes, for many within the recommended age range or risk profile. We will discuss whether it is right for you.
Common ones include influenza, Tdap, and HPV if eligible. Others may be advised for travel, work, pregnancy planning, or specific conditions.
We consider your health, preferences, and plans for future pregnancy. Options include pills, patches, rings, implants, injections, and intrauterine devices.
Any time you have new or worrying symptoms, for example, breast change, pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding, urinary symptoms with fever, mood changes that affect daily life, or if you are simply concerned.
Start folic acid 400 mcg daily, check immunity to rubella and varicella if unsure, review medicines, and discuss a healthy weight, nutrition, and any long-term conditions.
If bleeding soaks a pad or tampon in an hour, lasts more than seven days, or you feel faint or very tired, book a review. There are effective treatments.
Perimenopause is the time of hormonal change before periods stop. Symptoms can include hot flushes, sleep changes, mood shifts, and cycle changes. Support and treatments are available.
For many, yes, when benefits outweigh risks. We consider your health history, time since last period, and your preferences.
Weight-bearing exercise, strength training, adequate calcium and vitamin D, and avoiding tobacco help protect bones. Bone density testing is arranged when indicated.
Know your numbers, blood pressure, sugar, and cholesterol. Move daily, eat a balanced diet rich in vegetables and lean proteins, keep a regular sleep schedule, manage stress, and avoid smoking.
Testing is offered based on your risk and any symptoms. It is confidential and simple. Early treatment protects you and your partner.