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3) It is lame when patients cancel their appointment because they are on their periods!
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4) If the patient is not comfortable with male doctors, they must point out their discomfort instead of behaving awkward!
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5) When you don't disclose your medication history or problems freely, you may end up annoying your gynecologist.
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6) Your hormones are not the main reason behind low libido. It is often related to emotional issues and physical relationship with your partner.
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7) It's quite awkward when patients don’t shave their pubic hairs and apologize later on!
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8) It is annoying when patients believe what they read in mommy blogs and grasp wrong pieces of advice from such untrustworthy and non-medical background sources.
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9) Don't hide anything (past disease or infection) from your doctor, be frank about everything!
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10) Patients usually stop using birth control methods because of the side effects associated. But this can have serious impact over their pregnancy and must be done by consulting gynecologist!
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Source: http://lavishtrend.com/10-annoying-habits-of-patients-which-make-gynecologists-job-harder/