Education:On Wednesday I am going to the Gyno for the first time.?

If you%26#039;re getting an exam, here%26#039;s how the whole thing goes.
Be sure to relax, and use the bathroom first to empty your bladder or bowels. Having to go to the bathroom during an exam is not a fun experience.

Your doctor will begin with:

Some questions about your medical history you and your mother will answer together (or, if you%26#039;ve asked to go the whole visit alone, which you%26#039;ll answer yourself).
A basic physical exam, just like at a %26quot;regular%26quot; doctors, including an examination of your eyes and ears, heart and lungs, blood pressure, and weight.
A basic abdominal exam, where (s)he massages your stomach and hip area, and will ask if any spots are tender or painful.
(S)he may also take some blood samples from your arm to check your hormone levels (which in the case of abnormal periods, may be out of whack). You may also get a standard blood and urine screen for STIs, particularly if you have been sexually active. If you have been sexually active, you should be sure to ask for those tests expressly: some doctors only do them when patients ask for them.
Before or after this point, you%26#039;ll be given a gown to get into if you%26#039;re going to get a bimanual and/or speculum exam. Most likely, before the pelvic exam, the doctor will do a breast exam, during which (s)he will feel your breasts and chest area in massaging movements to check for any lumps or irregularities.