gynecol
- noun
- /ˈɡaɪnɪkɒl/
- Specialized
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ginecología
- The hospital recently opened a new gynecol department for women's health services.
- Obstet Gynecol
Examples
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She is studying gynecol in medical school.
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She scheduled her annual checkup at the gynecol clinic.
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He is a specialist in gynecol and has published several research papers on reproductive health.
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The gynecol department is expanding its services.
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She scheduled her annual checkup at the gynecol clinic.
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The hospital recently opened a new gynecol department for women's health services.
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The gynecol specialist provided invaluable care during her pregnancy.
Synonyms
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9.8
A doctor who cares for women's reproductive health
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2.8
Health care for women, especially for pregnancy and reproductive needs
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4.1
Medical care for the parts of women's bodies used to have babies
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8.6
A doctor who cares for women's reproductive health
The study and care of women's reproductive health
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word gynecol can also shorten gynecology, which comes from the Greek root gyne- meaning 'woman'. So gynecol can mean the medical field that studies and treats women's reproductive health.