What is a pap smear and how is a speculum used?👇Screening for cervical cancer is done with a Pap test to identify abnormal changes in the cells of your cervix caused by viruses such as Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). Screening is important as it will allow for early detection which can prevent the abnormal cells from developing into cancer.What to expect from your Pap test👇 ✳️A Pap test is done to look for changes in the cells of the cervix (lower part of uterus that leads to vagina).✳️You will b

What the heck is a pap smear? The short answer: A pap smear is a quick and, yes, somewhat uncomfortable, medical procedure that can save your life. How? It screens for changes in your cervical cells, explains Nella’s Chief Medical Officer, Tracy Bennett, MD, that could develop into cancer. As for the uncomfortable part, a smoother, slimmer speculum like @NellaSpec can make a big difference. Ask your doctor about making a switch at your next appointment! | Ceek Women's Health

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