Annual Gynecology Exams in Naperville, Illinois


Welcome to The Wright Center

An important part of staying healthy is to have regular gynecological exams beginning at age 21, or within three years of becoming sexually active. Dr. Kimberly Wright is a board-certified gynecologist in Naperville, Illinois. Dr. Wright specializes in providing the highest quality, VIP gynecology care available in the Chicagoland area. Learn more about the importance of annual well woman exams and schedule your appointment with Dr. Wright today.

Complete Health Assessment

Every annual well woman exam at The Wright Center includes a Complete Health Assessment.

Complete Health Assessment Details



Preventative Gynecology Care Includes:

  • Discussion of health topics based on your age and risk factors
  • Exams and screening tests
  • Immunizations

What to Expect for Your Annual Gynecology Exams

In addition to checking your height, weight, and blood pressure, Dr. Wright will ask you questions about your general health, menstrual period and sexual activities. During your exam, Dr. Wright will perform the following exams and tests. If the doctor is male, a female nurse remains in the room during your exam.

Breast Exam

During your breast exam, Dr. Wright will check your breasts for signs of any potential problems, such as a lump. He or she will examine each breast by moving his or her fingers around your breast in a pattern. You may also be shown how to perform monthly self-examinations.

Pelvic Exam

During your pelvic exam, Dr. Wright will examine your vagina, cervix and reproductive organs. Once you place your feet against footrests at the end of the examining table and slide forward, Dr. Wright will then insert an instrument called a speculum into your vagina to gently spread the walls apart to examine the area. Dr. Wright then places one or two gloved, lubricated fingers into your vagina and the other hand presses on your abdomen from the outside to check the size, position, and shape of your internal pelvic organs. The pelvic exam may feel a bit uncomfortable, but should not hurt.

Pap Smear

A Pap smear checks for abnormal cells in the cervix that could lead to cancer. The doctor will insert a small cotton-tipped swab through the vagina into the cervix. Cells are removed from the cervix and sent to a laboratory to be checked for any abnormalities. The Pap smear is painless.

Health Screening

When it comes to diagnosing and managing Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), a comprehensive physical exam is a crucial step. If you’re encountering symptoms associated with PCOS, your doctor will conduct a thorough examination. This includes measuring your blood pressure, calculating your body mass index, and assessing your waist size. Skin abnormalities and excess hair growth on the face, chest, and back will also be carefully examined.

At the Wright Center for Women’s Health, we go a step further by offering a full body composition scan through our state-of-the-art InBody machine. This innovative technology provides detailed insights into your body composition. The doctor will perform both visual and manual inspections to detect any masses or growths that may be indicative of PCOS.

In addition to these examinations, an ultrasound will be employed to provide a visual of the ovaries. This technique allows for the diagnosis of cysts that may not be apparent during a pelvic exam, contributing to a more accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan for PCOS. Our commitment to comprehensive care ensures that every aspect of your health is thoroughly evaluated at The Wright Center for Women’s Health.

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Common Health Concerns as Women Age

These assessments should include screening, evaluation and counseling, and immunizations based on age and risk factors.

At 20 Years old

You should have your first pap test if you haven’t already and have a sexually transmitted infection screening if necessary.

At 30 Years old

Be sure to talk with Dr. Wright if you are planning on getting pregnant. Continue to get an annual well-woman visit during your 30s.

At 40 Years old

Decide with Dr. Wright when you should have a mammogram, especially if you have certain risk factors. If you’re having perimenopause symptoms, there may be ways to manage these symptoms.

At 50 Years old

During your 50s, it is good to get a lung cancer screening if you are a current or past smoker. It is also time to have a preventative screening for colorectal cancer.

At 60 Years old

Continue to get regular mammograms and osteoporosis screenings during your 60s.

At 70 Years old

Be sure to get a seasonal flu shot, a shingles shot, and a pneumonia shot, as well as others Dr. Wright may recommend.

At 80 Years old

Discuss with Dr. Wright ways to prevent falls, and if you have any problems with your vision or hearing.

Schedule an Annual Gynecology Exam at Wright Center for Women’s Health Today!

It is important to keep up with women’s health exams, follow the exam schedule provided by Wright Center for Women’s Health, and stay up to date.  Call (630) 687-9595 or request an appointment with Dr. Kimberly Wright at her office in Naperville, Illinois.

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