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Routine Pap smear and liquid-based cytology testing to detect early cervical cell changes.
Key Highlights:
- Quick, routine test to detect abnormal cervical cells early
- Recommended at regular intervals based on age and risk
- Liquid-based cytology for more accurate results
- A key part of preventive gynaecological care
Quick & Routine
A simple test that takes just a few minutes as part of a routine visit.
Early Detection Focus
Designed to catch abnormal cells long before they become a problem.
Your path to peace of mind
Regular Pap smear screening is one of the simplest, most effective ways to catch cervical cell changes early ÔÇö well before they ever become cancer.
Simple Test
Quick and minimally uncomfortable.
Accurate Results
Liquid-based cytology for clearer analysis.
Early Detection
Catches changes at their earliest, most treatable stage.
Compassionate care at every step
Screening is straightforward, with clear next steps depending on your result.
Step 01
Sample Collection
A quick cervical cell sample taken during a routine visit.
Step 02
Laboratory Analysis
Liquid-based cytology testing for accurate results.
Step 03
Results & Next Steps
Clear guidance on your result and, if needed, further testing.
Frequently asked question
Generally every 3 years from age 21, or as advised based on your history and previous results.
No, most abnormal results are due to minor changes that are easily monitored or treated, not cancer.
It may cause brief mild discomfort but is generally quick and well tolerated.
