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What kind of check ups should a woman be doing every year?
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It depends on the age group: - for women younger than 30: every 2-3 years for disease prevention and to discuss healthy lifestyle. - after 30: it should be yearly physical exams to check for obesity, diabetes and Hypertension (silent diseases, detected early if checked by a physician). Also women need a PAP smear every 3 years by their obgyn.
Answered 5/13/2021
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