Cervical Smear
About Cervical Screening
Cervical screening is recommended for people with a cervix aged 25 to 69, and plays a vital role in detecting the early signs of cervical cancer.
Most people will be eligible for an HPV self-swab, which is a simple, private way to collect a sample that checks for high-risk strains of the virus. In some cases, a full smear test with a speculum exam may be needed or preferred.
Who can we treat?
- People aged 25 to 69 with a cervix
- Those due for routine cervical screening
- Those who need follow-up after a previous abnormal result
How can we help?
HPV Self-Swab Cervical Screening – book here
- HPV self-swab for routine cervical screening
- Follow-up of results
- Full smear test referral if needed
Full Speculum Exam Cervical Smear – book here
- Full speculum examination and traditional smear test
- Follow-up of results
- Referrals if further treatment is needed
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Patients who are enrolled with WeCare have the flexibility to utilise services at any and all of our clinics.
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