Dr J Pandya MBE MBBS FRCGP DPD
Dr Sejal Pandya MBBS FRCGP DRCOG
The practice nurses provide a cervical cancer screening service. See national guidelines.
The test involves the nurse doing a vaginal examination and taking a sample of the cells on the surface of the neck of the womb (the cervix). The sample is then examined under the microscope at the lab.
The aim is to look for and identify cancer warning cells. If these are found then treatment can be organised to prevent cervical cancer ever developing.
To have your smear simply book an appointment with the practice nurses.
For additional information about cervical smear testing and results click here.
NHS Choices for the following advice and information:
What are smear tests
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