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By Mayo Clinic staffYour primary care provider may refer you to a specialist (gynecologist) to evaluate your condition.
Questions your doctor may ask
Your doctor will ask questions about the symptoms you're experiencing and assess your hormonal status. Questions your doctor may ask include:
- What vaginal symptoms are you experiencing?
- How long have you experienced these symptoms?
- Do you continue to have menstrual periods?
- How much distress do your symptoms cause you?
- Are you sexually active?
- Does the condition limit your sexual activity?
- Have you been treated for cancer?
- Do you use scented soap or bubble bath?
- Do you douche or use feminine hygiene spray?
- What medications or vitamin supplements do you take?
- Have you tried any over-the-counter moisturizers or lubricants?
