YAN Chun-xia. Analysis on General Investigation into Gynecological Diseases of the married Feminine Staff in a University. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 6(2):14-15(2009)
YAN Chun-xia. Analysis on General Investigation into Gynecological Diseases of the married Feminine Staff in a University. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 6(2):14-15(2009)DOI:
Analysis on General Investigation into Gynecological Diseases of the married Feminine Staff in a University
Objective To study the sickness status of gynecological diseases of a university married feminine teachers and administrative staff
to discuss the service mode the female intellectual health care.Method The results of mass screening for gynecological diseases in married feminine staff from a university during 2007 were analyzed by a retrospective investigation.Results The most popular gynecological diseases are:cervical erosion(22.79%)
the vaginitis(21.44%)
galactophore hyperplasia(19.79%)and cervical hypertrophy(17.69%).Conclusion The health status of married feminine staff is nog optimistic.So it is important to take regular physical examination and health instruction to them.
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