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Consultation to determine the cause of various gynecological signs and symptoms that you may be experiencing.
The service is offered by general practitioners and specialized nurse practitioners. If necessary, you will be referred to gynecology.
Examples of symptoms:
• Signs and symptoms of a vaginal or urinary infection
• Pelvic pain
• Menstrual pain
• Abnormal uterine bleeding
• Irregular cycles
• Absence of menstruation with a negative pregnancy test
Consultation to determine the cause of various gynecological signs and symptoms that you may be experiencing.
The service is offered by general practitioners and specialized nurse practitioners. If necessary, you will be referred to gynecology.
Examples of symptoms:
• Signs and symptoms of a vaginal or urinary infection
• Pelvic pain
• Menstrual pain
• Abnormal uterine bleeding
• Irregular cycles
• Absence of menstruation with a negative pregnancy test
Who is the gynecological consultation service for?
The gynecological consultation service is for women who present with pelvic pain, menstrual pain, abnormal uterine bleeding, abnormal vaginal discharge, irregular cycles, or the absence of menstruation, despite a negative pregnancy test.
Cervical cancer screening is an essential preventive measure. This screening makes it possible to detect cellular changes early and to promote rapid and appropriate treatment.
The HPV test now replaces the PAP test (or PAP test), which is more accurate. The procedure for this test is essentially the same for the patient.
Cervical cancer screening is an essential preventive measure. This screening makes it possible to detect cellular changes early and to promote rapid and appropriate treatment.
The HPV test now replaces the PAP test (or PAP test), which is more accurate. The procedure for this test is essentially the same for the patient.
Who is this screening for?
This screening test is for anyone who has a cervix:
How often should I be screened for cervical cancer?
For a healthy person (immunocompetent), aged 25 to 65, with a cervix: screening is recommended if no HPV test has been done in the last 5 years or no Pap test in the last 3 years.
For a person whose immune system is weakened (immunosuppressed), aged 25 to 65, with a cervix: screening is recommended if no HPV test has been done in the last 3 years or no Pap test in the last year.
Do I need a prescription?
Yes, a prescription is required for this test.
If you don't have a prescription, Prenato can provide one. Our team will then be responsible for monitoring your result.
If you have a prescription, the screening will be done and the result will be sent to your treating professional.
What is the difference between an HPV test and a Pap test?
The HPV test looks for the presence of the virus that causes cervical cancer, while the Pap test detects possible precancerous cell changes. According to the most recent medical recommendations, screening starts with an HPV test, and a Pap test is done only if certain strains of the virus are detected.
The procedure for these tests is essentially the same for both tests.
A medical appointment to perform an endometrial biopsy as recommended by your healthcare professional.
A prescription is required to benefit from this service.
A medical appointment to perform an endometrial biopsy as recommended by your healthcare professional.
A prescription is required to benefit from this service.
What is the best time to schedule my appointment?
If you are in menopause (12 months without periods), you can have a biopsy done at any time.
If you are not in menopause, you should schedule your biopsy between day 17 and 21 of your menstrual cycle.
Do not hesitate to contact us if you need help to plan the best time to book your appointment, we will be happy to help you.
This consultation is for individuals experiencing signs and symptoms that may be associated with a urinary tract infection, including:
The consultation can be conducted via telehealth or in person at select clinics.
The service includes:
If you are pregnant, please consult your prenatal care provider.
This consultation is for individuals experiencing signs and symptoms that may be associated with a urinary tract infection, including:
The consultation can be conducted via telehealth or in person at select clinics.
The service includes:
If you are pregnant, please consult your prenatal care provider.
Are lab tests automatically ordered?
No, the professional will only prescribe tests if your clinical situation warrants it based on their assessment and your medical history. You will then be able to have your urine test performed at one of our Prenato clinics according to our current rates.
Why do you not accept pregnant women?
Some urinary signs and symptoms during pregnancy may be related to pregnancy-specific conditions and may require further evaluation or testing. To ensure appropriate and safe care, we recommend that you consult the healthcare professional managing your pregnancy.
A consultation for a vaginal infection allows for the rapid identification and treatment of symptoms related to vaginal infections. Conducted at a Prenato clinic, it offers simple, fast, and personalized follow-up tailored to your needs.
This service helps address:
The consultation can be conducted via telehealth or in-person at select clinics.
The service includes:
A consultation for a vaginal infection allows for the rapid identification and treatment of symptoms related to vaginal infections. Conducted at a Prenato clinic, it offers simple, fast, and personalized follow-up tailored to your needs.
This service helps address:
The consultation can be conducted via telehealth or in-person at select clinics.
The service includes:
What are the contraindications for this service?
If you experience symptoms such as isolated abdominal pain without vaginal symptoms, abdominal pain that prevents you from carrying out your daily activities, fever or feeling feverish, nausea, vomiting, or a general decline in your health, we suggest you contact Info-Santé.
If you are pregnant, you must consult your prenatal care provider.
Are lab tests automatically ordered?
No, the professional will only prescribe tests if your clinical situation warrants it based on their assessment and your medical history. You will then be able to have your urine test performed at one of our Prenato clinics according to our current rates.
*Note: A $30 fee will be applied when the file is opened and analyzed. A valid prescription is required for all screening tests.
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