Cervical Test (95)
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Cervical tests are used to look for large lesions or ulcerations on the cervix.
Screening Methods:
The doctor examines the cervix using a speculum to identify large lesions or ulcerations of the cervix. The test takes about 5 minutes.
Preparation:
Do not have intercourse or use lubricants for 24 hours before the test.
When:
Tests are normally done once every 3 years.
Schedule your Pap test outside of your menstruation cycle.
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Cancer grows 24/7. Therefore, you must monitor your body to detect any abnormality between regular doctor visits or screenings. The tools and methods are described in this section.
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Not all cancer signs and symptoms are visible. You should establish specific times for the various cancer screening and tests with your medical team.