Both the Pap test and the HPV test can detect cervical cancer early or help prevent it. The human papillomavirus, which can alter cervix cells, is sought after by the HPV test. The Pap test, also known as a Pap smear, checks for precancers, which are cervix-related cell abnormalities that, if left untreated, could develop into cervical cancer. Both tests can be carried out in a clinic or doctor's office. The doctor will examine your vagina during the Pap test using a speculum, a plastic or metal device. This aids in the examination of the cervix and vagina as well as the collection of a few cells and mucus from the cervix and its surrounding region by the doctor. The cells are delivered to a lab. Cervical precancer is the term for abnormal-looking cells in the cervix that are not yet malignant. These aberrant cells could be the initial indication of cancer that subsequently appears. Typically, pain or other indications of cervical precancer are absent. A pelvic check or Pap test can detect it. At age 21, you should begin having Pap tests. Your doctor might advise you to wait three years before your next Pap test if the results of your Pap test are normal.
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