What is the PAP Smear Test?
The PAP Smear (Cervical & Vaginal Cytology) test is a screening procedure used to detect abnormal cells in the cervix that could potentially lead to cervical cancer. It also helps identify infections or inflammation in the cervical and vaginal area. This test plays a crucial role in early detection and prevention of cervical cancer.
Purpose of the PAP Smear Test:
Cervical Cancer Screening:
Detects early signs of cervical cancer by identifying precancerous or cancerous cells in the cervix.
Detecting Infections or Abnormalities:
Identifies infections, inflammation, or other abnormalities in the cervix and vagina.
Monitoring Changes in Cervical Cells:
Helps track changes in cervical cells over time, especially in women with a history of abnormal PAP results.
When is the PAP Smear Test Recommended?
Routine Screening for Women:
Typically recommended for women aged 21 to 65 as part of regular health checkups to detect cervical cancer early.
Follow-Up for Abnormal Results:
For women who have had previous abnormal PAP results or are at higher risk of cervical cancer.
Post-Treatment Monitoring:
To monitor women who have been treated for abnormal cervical cells or cervical cancer.
Sample Type:
Cervical and vaginal cell sample, collected using a small brush or spatula during a pelvic examination.
Preparation for the Test:
How the Test Works:
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Why Choose SpeedDiagno?
For any questions or assistance with the PAP Smear test, SpeedDiagno offers several support options:
WhatsApp Support:
Contact us directly through WhatsApp via the SpeedDiagno app or website for quick support.
Phone Support:
Call us at 8522 853332 for help from our customer service team.
In-App Support:
Use the in-app support feature on the SpeedDiagno app for immediate assistance.
SpeedDiagno is committed to providing efficient, reliable, and convenient testing services, with comprehensive support to ensure a smooth and satisfactory experience.
PAP SMEAR (CERVICAL & VAGINAL CYTOLOGY)
Cytology No
No. of Slides
Type of Smear
Microscopic Description(pap)
Adequacy
Background
Cell Arrangement
Cell Types
Endocervical Cells
Metaplastic Cells
Endomaterial Cells
Neutrophills
Lymphocytes
Organisms
Atypical Cells