It focuses on health care and pays attention to women's reproductive health, mental health, acute and chronic diseases. Its purpose is to help women have better health, improve their health status and promote their healthy development.
The research objects of women's health care include reproductive health and mental health. Reproductive health refers to health problems related to reproductive process, including menstrual cycle, pregnancy and menopause. Women's health care focuses on women's fertility.
Such as family planning, infertility and pregnancy complications. At the same time, women's health care also pays attention to women's sexual health problems, such as sexually transmitted diseases, sexual dysfunction and sexual psychological problems.
In addition to reproductive health, women's health care also pays attention to women's mental health. Mental health refers to the individual's cognitive, emotional and behavioral health. Women's health care pays attention to all kinds of psychological problems encountered by women in life and work, such as emotional disorders, anxiety and stress. In addition, women's health care also pays attention to the influence of gender roles and gender identity on women's mental health.
In a word, women's health care is a new discipline dedicated to improving women's health. It covers all aspects of women, including reproductive health and mental health. In order to achieve this goal, women's health science cooperates with experts in different fields to carry out systematic research and policy recommendations to provide women with quality services and safe and effective health care products.
Common female health examination items:
1. Routine physical examination: including the examination of basic vital signs such as height, weight, blood pressure and heart rate, as well as the examination of internal and external genitalia.
2, breast examination: including breast color ultrasound, molybdenum target and other examinations to find breast diseases such as breast cancer.
3. Gynecological examination: including pelvic organ, vagina and cervix examination to find gynecological diseases such as cervical cancer and endometrial cancer.
4. Laboratory examination: including blood, urine, liver function, renal function, blood sugar, blood lipid, hepatitis B, syphilis, etc. Assess visceral function and infection.
5. Other examinations: such as electrocardiogram, chest X-ray, bone mineral density, etc. In order to find related diseases and intervene in time.