Description
Breast cancer is a common cancer and the leading cause of death in women. Men also experience breast cancer, although less frequently. Approximately 90% of breast cancer cases arise from abnormal cell division within the milk ducts or mammary glands. It may spread through the lymphatic system to nearby organs, such as the lymph nodes in the armpit, and to other organs in the body, such as the bones, lungs, liver, and brain. Therefore, cancer is highly likely to be detected in both breasts, both early and after diagnosis. However, early detection increases the chances of successful treatment.
Test List
- Pv (Pelvic Examination)
- Pap smear (Cervical Cancer Screening)
- Ultrasound (Abdominal/Cervical Ultrasound)
Preparing for a Pelvic Exam
- Avoid sexual intercourse or use medications to treat vaginal dryness or suppositories for at least 2 days or 48 hours before the exam.
- Avoid having a Pelvic Exam during your menstrual period. The exam should be performed after your period has ended or before the start of your next period.
- You should completely urinate beforehand so that the doctor can clearly feel the size of your uterus and fallopian tubes.
- You do not need to fast.
- In some diagnostic conditions, such as endometriosis, a rectal examination may be performed. In such cases, a stool sample should be taken before the examination.
- Relax and do not worry. The examination, which involves inserting small instruments or the doctor’s palpation, may cause some discomfort or slight pain. However, the pain will disappear after the examination is complete.
Special promotion! Only 1,900 baht.
This price is valid from today until December 31, 2025.
Call to make an appointment in advance or for more information:
Tel. 02-769-2000
