🎗️ Pap Smear Test Explained | Early Cervical Cancer Screening That Saves Lives 💡 What if preventing cervical cancer was as simple as a 5-minute, painless test—yet most women wait until symptoms appear? In this powerful, awareness-driven video, our gynaecologist breaks a dangerous myth.: you don’t need symptoms to screen for cervical cancer. Through a real patient experience and expert explanation, this video clearly explains the Pap Smear test, HPV test, and co-testing, and how early screening

Cervical Screening Procedure | Doctor's Life

Stop scrolling - it's time to find out about #CervicalScreening ❤ Cervical screening aims to pick up changes early that could develop into cervical cancer if left untreated. In the UK, cervical screening is for most women, some trans men and non-binary people with a cervix, between the ages of 25 and 64. You can book your cervical screening appointment at your GP surgery, some sexual health clinics or specialist clinics for cervical screening. Find out everything you can expect at an appointment

This week is Cervical Screening Awareness Week – so let’s talk screening! In the UK, cervical screening (often called a smear test) is available for most women, some trans men, and non-binary people with a cervix, who are aged 25 to 64. It can prevent cervical cancer by spotting the human papillomavirus (HPV) or changes to the cells in the cervix caused by HPV. Doctors can then monitor or treat these changes so that cancer doesn’t have the chance to develop. Whether it’s your first cervical scre