Check-Up Checklist
It's your time! Each year, National Women's Health Week begins on Mother's Day, and National Women's Health Check-Up Day is the day after. Take the time to schedule at least one health screening this month with your health care provider. Screenings, such as mammograms and Pap tests, can help find diseases early, when they may be easier to treat. Getting regular check-ups is a step toward living a longer, healthier life!
Before you go to your appointment, be sure to do these four things:
- Review your family health history
- Find out if you are due for any general screenings or vaccinations
- Write down a list of questions to take with you
- Discuss any health-related decisions you're making for the future
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Getting check-ups is one of many things women can do to help stay healthy and prevent disease and disability. Find out what you need to do before your next check-up.


