Gynecological Services

The gynecological services clinic offers caring, confidential evaluation and education to enhance your overall health.
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GYNECOLOGICAL SERVICES

The gynecological services clinic provides a comfortable environment where you can feel at ease asking questions and having your concerns addressed. Certified nurse practitioners and registered nurses are available to provide care by appointment. Consultations and follow up appointments with a gynecological services provider are free of charge for eligible students. Charges vary for physical examinations, procedures and prescriptions. UTA Health Services utilizes chaperones (registered nurses) for all sensitive physical examinations, including breast, pelvic and rectal exams.

The following services are available: 

  • Evaluation and treatment of menstrual concerns and common gynecological issues
  • Wellness exam (Well Visit) with or without Pap smear
  • Screening, diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections
  • Contraceptive counseling, prescription and management
  • Pregnancy testing
  • Emergency contraception, available in the pharmacy without a prescription
  • Breast health assessment
  • Removal of intrauterine device (IUD)
  • HPV vaccinations

Wellness Exam (Well Visit)

Annual wellness exams keep you healthy by checking your current health and risk factors and screening for breast and gynecological diseases and sexually transmitted infections. You should begin having annual wellness exams once you turn 18 or start having oral, vaginal, or anal sex, whichever happens first. A general well-visit gives you an opportunity to review your health, discuss preventive health steps, conduct screenings and address questions you may have related to gynecological health. It usually includes a breast and pelvic exam, as well as a Pap smear – which is used to screen for cervical cancer, for patients over the age of 21. If you have had a Pap smear performed elsewhere within one year, please bring a copy of the results, if possible. If you are using birth control or any other medication, please be prepared to provide information on the medication name and dosage.


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