Women's Health
Do you need to see your gynecologist every year?
It feels good to know that we're staying on top of our health, whether we're having our teeth cleaned every six months, getting regular eye exams, or seeing our doctor for a check-up. Many of us have come to rely on our annual gynecological visit as a time to check on our health, to make sure our female organs are in good working order.
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