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Smear Tests

Often should a women do a smear test?
I know it depends on your age too.

For example a women in her 20's?

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Old Nov 17, 2006, 04:39 AM   #2  
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Someone told me every year, while someone else told me every 2 years until your in your 20s, then once you hit 30 its every year.
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It is important to have the test done yearly once you become sexually active. It is to detect STDs as well as cancer. So, if you wait 2 years, the STD or cancer could be in a well advanced stage.

So the answer is every year.
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Ok Thanks Janine.
I was under the impression it was every 2 years until you are 30. Ok im close to 30 as im 27 but its been almost 3 years since my last smear, i really ought to fix an appoitment.
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And remember about getting a mamogram too when you hit 40. Although my doc has begun doing them even earlier because of the increased number of younger women getting breast cancer
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Yes, 40 for the mamo. I was 32 when I had my cancer, and some docs will do them before 40, but mostly you have to have a family history then.

I really wish they all would start around 30. I am glad your doc does it earlier. Many are too stubborn in my opinion.
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