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HPV Test

This test checks for infection with Human Papillomavirus (HPV), the main cause of cervical cancer.

When to ask about HPV Test

If any of these apply to you, this treatment can help. Not sure? Check quickly via AI chat.

  • Women with sexual experience

    Women with sexual experience

    Those who want to manage their health by checking for HPV infection

  • Those seeking regular checkups

    Those seeking regular checkups

    Those who want to regularly check for the virus to prevent cervical cancer

  • Those suspecting genital warts

    Those suspecting genital warts

    Those who need an accurate diagnosis due to suspected symptoms of low-risk virus infection

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What to look for after HPV Test

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01 Identification of high-risk types

Early detection of high-risk viruses that are the primary cause of cervical cancer

02 Personalized management plan

Determines appropriate follow-up intervals based on the type of virus detected

03 Prevention of disease progression

Prepares for progression to cervical lesions by identifying infection status in advance

Identification of high-risk types

How HPV Test works

How this treatment works.

  1. HPV Test Principle

    From cervical cell samples, HPV DNA is amplified using PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) to directly detect and identify the genetic information of 14 high-risk genotypes, including types 16 and 18, which are associated with cervical cancer.

Please Read Before Treatment

Important points to know for safe treatment. Please review carefully beforehand.

  • Refrain from intercourse

    Avoid sexual intercourse 2-3 days before the test for accurate results

  • No douching or medications

    Stop using vaginal douches, suppositories, or creams from the day before the test

  • Avoid menstruation period

    It is recommended to test 3-5 days after menstruation ends as blood can interfere

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Is the test very painful?

The procedure involves collecting cervical cells; while there may be slight discomfort or a foreign body sensation, pain is minimal.

Does a positive result always mean cancer?

No. A positive result means the virus is present, and it is important to manage it through regular follow-ups to prevent progression to cancer.

How often should I get tested?

A cycle of 1-2 years is generally recommended, but the interval may vary based on previous results, age, and medical advice.

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Both directors are board-certified OB-GYNs, personally handling everything from consultation to procedures.

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Detecting the start of cervical cancer early.