How often should cervical cancer screening be performed?

More and more women are beginning to pay more attention to cervical screening. How often to do screening is also something we are eager to know. Because cervical cancer is very harmful, as a woman, we must take it seriously to prevent cervical cancer. And cervical screening is very necessary for women of all ages. For this, I have consulted relevant experts, and gynecologists emphasize the need to clearly define the screening time range and frequency for each age group.

Method/Process

1 First of all, if you are a woman under 25 years old, because people in this age group have good immunity and various body functions are at their peak, if you do not have an unhealthy lifestyle and no cervical symptoms are found in regular physical examinations, you do not need to do cervical screening temporarily.

2 If I am a woman over 30 years old like you, and if my economic development conditions do not allow it, or if I have never had cervical screening, it is best to do a cervical screening between the ages of 35 and 45. However, if my economic development conditions allow, I can do cervical screening regularly every 3 years between the ages of 25 and 49.

3Finally, if you are a woman over 50 years old, it is more appropriate to screen once every 5 years. For older women, such as women over 65 years old, if there is no disease in the cervix, there is no need to screen the cervix.

Frequently asked questions

Cervical screening should not be done once a year as much as possible. Check regularly according to your age group and develop a good lifestyle. If any abnormalities are found during the screening, the condition should be identified and corresponding treatment should be carried out actively.

For those who are under too much pressure at work, we can usually relieve stress appropriately, strengthen exercise, or ask some old doctors to prescribe some Chinese medicinal materials (such as: Qingmuxiang, Scutellaria baicalensis, ginsenoside rh2, wild Ganoderma lucidum, etc.) to recuperate and improve physical fitness.