HUANG Jin-rong SHI Shu-hua HE Cha-ye BIAN Chang-yan. An Analysis of Results in a Gynecological Examination of Female Faculty at a University. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 8(2):21-22(2011)
HUANG Jin-rong SHI Shu-hua HE Cha-ye BIAN Chang-yan. An Analysis of Results in a Gynecological Examination of Female Faculty at a University. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 8(2):21-22(2011)DOI:
An Analysis of Results in a Gynecological Examination of Female Faculty at a University
Objective To find out the status quo of gynecological diseases of female faculty at a university and to provide references for health care of female faculty.Method Results in an examination of gynecological diseases in 2010 were analyzed statistically.Results The top three on the ranking of the diseases were mammary gland hyperplasia(37.1%)
cervical erosion(18.0%) and vaginitis(12.3%);of faculty members with cervical erosion
those aged below 30 took the largest proportion(30.0%).Conclusion The examination of gynecological diseases brings early detection
early diagnosis and early treatment of these diseases
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