PAP Smear
For women who concerned about their cervical health. This test detects anything that is not normal in your cervical cells.
Get a PAP Smear and HPV Test in one package. This test provides speedy, accurate, and reliable results about your cervical health.
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This test is for women and anyone with a cervix. This test is both a PAP Smear, which detects abnormalities in cervical cells, and an HPV test to test for strains of HPV that may cause cervical cancer and Genital Warts.
This test is ideal for women who want to get the best picture of their cervical health. PAP smears and HPV tests are important tools for the early detection of cervical cancer, which can have negative long-term health outcomes.
When you get tested with Better2Know, you receive your results as soon as they are ready. All your test results are instantly uploaded to your Patient Area, an online, encrypted space on our website that only you can access. You also have the option of receiving your results via SMS message or email. Choose the way you would like to receive your results during the booking process.
Our Patient Services team is here to help you. Call our helpline, which is available 24/7, to speak to one of our trained and friendly Sexual Health Advisors. They can help you choose the right test for your circumstances, help you book your clinic appointment, and provide details about the next steps should you need further medical attention.
You can secure your clinic appointment by clicking on "Book Your Appointment" and starting the booking process. Follow the instructions provided to book your PAP Smear and HPV Test.
Description provided by Better2Know.
For women who concerned about their cervical health. This test detects anything that is not normal in your cervical cells.
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