Available at EPIA Centre, This amount will be adjusted against your final consultation fees at the time of your visit. Booking is valid for 1 year from the date of payment – schedule at your convenience.

What Is an Annual Gynaecological Check-Up?

EPIA’s annual gynaecological check-up is a comprehensive women’s health review that supports reproductive wellness, hormonal balance, and early detection of common gynaecological issues. It includes physical examinations, cervical screening, breast checks, and guidance on fertility, periods, contraception, or menopause—depending on your age and needs.

Learn more about the process in detail

Even if you’re symptom-free, this check-up helps ensure peace of mind and preventive care.

Why Is It Important?

• Detect early signs of infections, cysts, fibroids, or hormonal shifts
• Screen for cervical cancer with Pap smear and HPV test
• Discuss PCOS, irregular periods, or sexual wellness concerns
• Understand birth control options or fertility timelines
• Track changes around perimenopause or menopause

Why Choose EPIA for ConceivePlus™?

• Personalised, month-wise wellness plan
• Holistic care model (hormone therapy, ayurveda, nutrition, stress care)
• Designed by fertility experts
• Ongoing progress tracking
• Proven success rates

What’s Included in the EPIA Annual Check-Up?

• Medical, menstrual, and sexual health history review
• Pelvic and abdominal examination
• Breast exam + self-exam guidance
• Pap smear & HPV screening (if due)
• Urine test or swab (if symptomatic or at-risk)
• Optional ultrasound if abnormalities are noted
• Fertility and hormonal consultation (on request)

You’ll also have the opportunity to ask any questions—this is your safe space to talk.

Who Should Book This?

• Women aged 21+ (or earlier if sexually active)
• Individuals due for routine Pap smear or HPV screening
• Anyone with a history of PCOS, fibroids, or endometriosis
• Women approaching menopause
• Those planning pregnancy or changing contraception

FAQs

Q: Is a Pap smear included every time?
Not always. It’s usually done every 3–5 years unless you’re at risk.

Q: What if I have my period?
Routine screenings may be rescheduled, but other check-up elements can continue.

Q: Will it be painful?
The exam is typically quick and may cause brief pressure but not pain.

Q: Can I discuss contraception or fertility here?
Yes, it’s the perfect time to explore these topics with your doctor.

Q: How long does the appointment take?
Usually 30–45 minutes, depending on your health needs and questions.