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The Southdale Medical Building is conveniently located on the southeast corner of Highway 62 (Crosstown) and France Avenue in Edina.
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Teens
According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), girls should make their first visit to a gynecologist between the ages of 13 and 15. Among topics that should be discussed are menstruation, sexuality, healthy nutrition, eating disorders, and normal development.
What to Expect
General Physical Exam: During your visit, the doctor will provide a general physical exam which will cover any potential health problems or concerns.
Breast Exam: Your doctor will check your breasts for signs of problems.
Pelvic Exam: The pelvic exam includes a pap test and the doctor will check your reproductive organs for any possible problems.
Special Concerns: Your appointment is a great time to address common teen concerns, including: cramps and problems with menstrual periods, acne, weight, sex and sexuality, STD's, and teen emotions.
Symptoms That Need Care
If you are having any of the following symptoms, tell your doctor:
- Severe pain in the lower abdomen
- Bad cramps during your period
- Periods that are not regular or missed periods
- Pain around the vagina or burning, swelling, itching, or discharge
- Blood in your urine
Recommended Links
Center for Young Women's Health |
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