Women 21 to 65 with no history of abnormal pap smear get Cervical cancer screening about every three to five years. Talk with your health care provider for advice specific to your situation and health history.
Every three to five years depending on where you live.
Since cells from the cervix are what is taken during a pap smear, you would still need to have one if only the uterus was removed, since your cervix would still be there.
Pap smears do not affect fertility. The same chance of pregnancy exists before or after a pap smear.
It often is called a "Pap smear."
If you have never had a pap smear before or if it is close to the time you are due for your annual exam, most doctors get the pap smear while you are in the office and being examined. If you have recently had a pap test done and it was normal, I would question the doctor about the reason s/he feels there is a need.
No, when your pregnant, on your first visit they will ask if you've had a pap smear recently and if you haven't they will perform one right then and there.
A pap smear does not affect your fertility. You are as likely to get pregnant after a pap smear as you are before a pap smear.
It's hard to imagine a situation in which a court-ordered pap smear makes sense. If a woman is imprisoned, the state may have an interest in getting a pap smear in light of its responsibility for her health care.
Coccobacilli on a pap smear result is informational. If the woman is comlplaining fo vaginal discharge and odor, treatment for bacterial vaginosis is offered. If she has no complaints, treatment is not needed.
All girls should have at least a baseline PAP Exam (with or without PAP smear). especially before becoming sexually active and discuss birth control. All females after becoming sexually active should have a PAP smear. If a smear is normal, it is you can typically go just once a year. If abnormal, you may need treatment with creams or in-office treatment.
Women 21 to 65 with no history of abnormal pap smear get cervical cancer screening about every three to five years. Talk with your health care provider for advice specific to your situation and health history.
A pap smear should not be performed on a woman during her period. If there is blood from the pap smear, it is in most cases because there has been a contact bleed from the gathering of the samples. Some cervix cells can be quite sensitive and the collection of cells from the instruments can cause a bit of bleeding. This is not bad at all. It is good though if the clinicial lets the woman know and a panty liner be offered as the woman may notice spotting afterwards. :)
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Yes, when I was pregnant i had a pap smear done just to make sure everything is ok, there is no worry......