OB-GYNs (obstetricians and gynecologists) care for women's reproductive health across every stage of life — from annual exams and contraception to pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause.
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An OB-GYN is a physician trained in both obstetrics (pregnancy and childbirth) and gynecology (reproductive health). Many sub-specialize in maternal-fetal medicine, gynecologic oncology, or reproductive endocrinology.
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ACOG recommends an initial visit between ages 13 and 15. Routine Pap testing usually begins at age 21.
For most women, every 3 years between ages 21–29, then every 3–5 years through age 65, depending on test type and history.
Some women do for general reproductive and preventive care, but a primary care physician is still recommended for full-body conditions.
Yes, for many issues including contraception counseling, follow-ups, and some prenatal visits.