How long does it take for cervical screening results to be available?

The results of cervical screening can usually be known in about a week. It is especially best for older women to do cervical screening, which will be beneficial for future pregnancy and childbirth. As a woman, the first thing you should do is to keep yourself clean, pay attention to your menstrual hygiene, have sexual life in moderation, and it is best not to have an abortion, otherwise it will not only affect yourself, but also your future family.

How many days does it take for cervical screening results to be available?

Cervical screening uses a special TCT sampler to collect cervical cell samples, collects exfoliated cells from the cervical opening using a liquid-based thin-layer cell kit, uses a fully automatic thin-layer cell preparation machine to make slides, and performs cytological classification diagnosis based on the morphology of the cell nucleus to check whether there are symptoms of cancer. Generally speaking, the screening results can be obtained within 5-7 days.

Who needs cervical screening?

1. For people who have sexual experience at a very early age, the earlier the sexual experience begins, the higher the risk.

2. People who have many sexual partners, or often have unclean sexual intercourse, promiscuity, or have multiple births or miscarriages.

3. Women over 30 years old, especially over 40 years old.

4. Women with abnormal vaginal bleeding, such as bleeding outside of menstruation or after menopause, and bleeding after sexual intercourse.

5. There is abnormal vaginal discharge.

6. People with chronic inflammation of the cervix.

7. People who have blood relatives suffering from cancer.

8. Women whose sexual partners’ foreskin increases the risk of cervical cancer.

The above is an introduction to how many days it will take for the results of cervical screening to be released. A reminder to female friends: if you are diagnosed with cervical cancer after cervical screening, you must seek treatment as soon as possible. If not treated in time, cancer cells can easily metastasize. Once metastasized, it will not only increase the difficulty of treatment but also be life-threatening. Therefore, female friends must go to the hospital regularly for cervical screening.