Cervical Cancer Screening in HSR Layout & Attibele
Pap smear and HPV testing for early detection and prevention.
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Specialty
Gynaecology — HSR Layout & Attibele
Specialist
Dr. Sanjana L · Qualification: MBBS MS ( OBG) Gold Medalist FRM ( RGUHS) FMAS · 10+ years experience
Overview
Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when detected early. At Health Nest (HSR Layout) and Raghava Hospital (Attibele), regular cervical screening identifies abnormal cells before they develop into cancer. Dr. Sanjana L provides comfortable, expert screening with clear follow-up guidance.
What to Expect
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Pap smear: a quick 2-minute procedure collecting cells from the cervix
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HPV testing: to detect high-risk HPV strains
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Results typically available within 1–2 weeks
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Colposcopy referral if abnormal results require further evaluation
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HPV vaccination guidance
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Screening reminder system to ensure regular follow-up
When Should You See Dr. Sanjana?
- All sexually active women from age 21 (or within 3 years of first intercourse)
- Bleeding after intercourse
- Unusual vaginal discharge
- Pelvic pain
- Due for routine 3-yearly screening
Why Choose Dr. Sanjana for Cervical Cancer Screening?
Comfortable, dignified screening experience at HSR and Attibele clinics
Clear explanation of results and next steps
Comprehensive screening combined with HPV testing
Proactive HPV vaccination guidance
Frequently Asked Questions
Women aged 21–65 should have a Pap smear every 3 years. If combined with an HPV test (co-testing), screening can be every 5 years for women aged 30–65. Dr. Sanjana will recommend the schedule right for you.
It is best to schedule your Pap smear when you are not menstruating, as blood can affect the results. Ideally, schedule it 10–20 days after the start of your last period.
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