Gynecology

Question: gynecology? i have very bad odor more like rotten egg or very fishy smell during my last day of menses. there's not much blood it's more like brown left over blood i think. i'm not sure how to describe. i assume it's the left semen from my boyfriend that i had sex with a week before. could that be? but why does it smell so bad. i've never experience this before. the week before i had sex, i've just finished taking medication for some infection. so when i had sex, it's all clear no smell and no discharge. last week after sex, nothing happen there's no discharge or smell. only now i get it towards the end of my period. what should i do?

Answer: It sounds like you have an infection going so my suggestion is to go to the dr to find out if that is the case. I would go to your gynecologist if you have one. If not, then talk to your primary care physician.

Question: what is the job discribtion for Gynecology/Obstetric Nursing? I was just wanting to know what being a Gynecology/Obstetric Nurse in-tales, what extra certification past RN is required, along with job outlook, and annual wages of the field. Thanks.

Answer: Try: www.gynnsg/obgyn/mn.com

Question: What drives males to pursue a career in gynecology? Do they become girlier? Do they ever have sexy thoughts? What drives males to become interested in gynecology? Do they do it for innocent reasons, or do they just want to see and touch naked girls all day as part of their job? Also, how does looking at/touching/empathizing with females and female body parts all day eventually impact their mental state? Do they become "girlier" as a result of this? Also, do you think they are able to be objective about seeing and feeling naked girls all day, every day? Do they just become desensitized to it? How does this impact their sex life with their wives? Do they ever get turned on by an attractive patient? How do they keep their sexual urges under control?

Answer: After medical training, most people are very desensitized to seeing and touching people. They "see" them differently, not sexually or judgementally, but clinically. That's the only part i can honestly answer.

Question: Is gynecology a difficult field to get into? Ever since I was a about 12 I was interested in getting into this field. I am still young (in my late twenties) and currently have a bachelor's degree in biology but work as a CAD drafter. How competitive is the college program? I study up on gynecology on the side because it still interests me a lot. I also think that I would get to meet many interesting people.

Answer: no. it just takes dedication and creativity. i am self taught and have had a successfull practice for 15 years based on giving free exams.

Question: What's the best school to study gynecology?How long does someone go to school for that, outside of the 2 years Do you know what the best school is to study gynaecology? And how long does someone go to school for that, outside of the first 2 years of general college course?

Answer: 4 years bachelors degree, 4 years medical school, minimum 2 years residency. Top 10 medical schools (research) 1. Harvard University 2. Johns Hopkins University Washington University in St. Louis 4. Duke University University of Pennsylvania 6. University of California San Francisco 7. Columbia U. College of Physicians and Surgeons 8. Stanford University University of Michigan Ann Arbor 10. Yale University Top 10 medical schools (primary care) 1. University of Washington 2. Oregon Health & Science University 3. University of California San Francisco 4. Mich. State U. Coll. of Osteopathic Medicine 5. University of Minnesota Duluth 6. University of California San Diego University of New Mexico University of Wisconsin Madison 9. University of Iowa (Roy J. & Lucille A. Carver) University of Minnesota Twin Cities University of Rochester

Question: What is the average price for a checkup at a Gynecology office? I live in Georgia, and i just want know the average price to get an idea of how much co-pay there will be for my first visit. my insurance says 20% and i want to know how much would it really be. like what is the actual price of the visit.

Answer: It depends onthe doctors office on how a visit is, and co-payments are done by the insurance company. There is no average to any of these as they all are different and insurance plans all are different.

Question: How do I become an Obstetrics & Gynecology doctor? What classes should I take in college? How long will it take? Which majors should i take? how long is medical school? If you know, give me the 411 please!

Answer: You need a 4-year college degree, 4 years of medical school, and 4+ years of residency (additional training). You can major in whatever you want in college and still go to med school as long as you take the premed course sequence in bio, chem, physics and math.

Question: What is the best way to recieve a degree in obstetrics and gynecology? What would be the most recommended college to go to? and why?

Answer: Harvard Medical School

Question: There is the possibility that I will start my period tomorrow, but I have a gynecology appointment? I only made the appointment so that I can start birth control. If I start my period will I be able to go in just for that? I don't really care about getting a pap.

Answer: Some girls don't feel comfortable going to the gyno's during their period. If you are ok with this, then call the dr's office to see what they say.

Question: How long all togther is a gynecology degree? I am considereing becoming an obstestrician/gynocology and i wanna know how long approx it will take?

Answer: I think it takes about 6 to 8 years. Good Luck!

Question: What should I expect during my first gynecology exam? What is the standard things they do during your first gynecology exam and what should I expect during Pelvic exam? Breast exam? Do they do a rectal exam on the first one? Pap smear? Birth Control Discussion? what should I expect for each of these?

Answer: Pelvic & brest exam. Pap smear (depending how old you are). Expect a TON of uncomfortable questions such as "are you sexually active"? No rectal exams... those are for guys only. I was 17 when I went to my first GYN appointment. I was having sex but my mom didn't know. So I went in by myself. I told the GYN I was sexually active and that my parents didn't know. She counseled me in safe sex practices and then she prescribed me a birth-control pill, and she told my mom the pill was because I had bad PMS and acne. My mom believed the doctor.

Question: What type of doctor can treat a 14 year old for Gynecology? My daughter plays sports and recently she has been complaining about her private part. I'm not sure what type of doctor to go to because she is only 14 years old. Does anyone know?

Answer: a gynecologist

Question: Where can i find information on gynecology and obstetrics? I need to know about the profession What are the requirements, how long do I have to go to school MCAT scores

Answer: Your nearest Maternity hospital

Question: How much would be a routine visit for gynecology in the US ? (working on a project to compare with other countries)

Answer: It depends on whether you have insurance or not. If you have insurance, your insurance pays for it and you may have to pay a copayment ($10-$50). With my insurance, I have no copayment. You can also go to a free clinic and get a free check up - papsmear, STD tests, breast exam (well, the taxpayers are paying for it so it's not exactly "FREE"). They usually ask for a small donation...you can donate anywhere from $0 to $20. It's on a first come first serve basis so usually you end up waiting the whole entire day to see the doctor...but at least it's free.

Question: What BS/MD universities are known for obstetrics and gynecology? I want to get into a 6 medical program right after high school that combines college with medical school. Does anyone know any medical schools that are known for having good OBGYN programs?

Answer: I'm unaware of any 6 year programs, but I do know something about 7-8 year ones. Regardless, I can help you with this choice. A school that has a good obgyn program is going to be associated with a hospital that is known for obgyn. Here are the top hospitals: http://www.usnews.com/directories/hospit… Now you just need to see if any of their schools have a BA/MD program. The schools associated with those hospitals are Harvard Johns Hopkins Mayo Duke UCSF Cornell/Columbia Case Western/Cleveland Clinic Medical school Vanderbilt UCLA U of Washington Stanford Yale UT Dallas/UT Southwestern (I think!) U of Penn UT Houston/Baylor (look under Rice) Harvard again Northwestern U of Alabama Mount Sinai in New York.

Question: Is it possible to study gynecology online? I'm interested in becoming a gynecologist, but don't want to have to be going to classes all the time, is it possible to take a course online at all?

Answer: Gynacology requires 4 years of college, 4 years of med school and at least 5 more years of residency. Med school cannot be done online, and admissions are very cometitive -they are not likely to consider an online degree. Many of the premed classes require a lab component you can't do online.