Necessary tests for women

Necessary tests in women to prevent diseases ================================================ What tests can be performed in healthy women for the prevention or early diagnosis of benign and malignant diseases? We examine women in three age groups. Age group 19 to 39 years - Perform a pap smear test (cervical cancer prevention test) every one to three years with the diagnosis of a gynecologist - Conducting anemia and blood sugar test, which does not need to be repeated annually if there is no problem. - Conduct blood fat and thyroid tests if there is a family history of these diseases. Women in the age group of 40 to 64 years - Conducting a pap smear test every one to three years - Mammography to prevent breast cancer from the age of 40 every two years and from the age of 50 every year - Checking blood fat (lipid profile) from the age of 45 every 5 years - Performing a guaiac test (hidden blood in stool) every year from the age of 50 - Checking blood sugar every 3 years from the age of 45 - Performing a thyroid test every 5 years from the age of 50 - Bone density measurement in postmenopausal women younger than 65 years, if there is one of the following: a history of fracture in the patient or first-degree relatives, being a smoker, weighing less than 57 kg, early menopause (less than 45 years old), receiving little calcium throughout life, alcoholism, insufficient physical activity, receiving osteoporosis-predisposing drugs. Women aged 65 years and older - Pap smear every 1 to 3 years with the doctor's opinion, if you have a history of regular pap smear from 65 to 70 years old, you can stop doing it. - Annual mammography - Thyroid and blood lipid test every 5 years - Blood sugar test every 3 years - Gayak review every year - Measuring bone density

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