Pap Smear - Conventional - Hi-Precision Plus - AYALA

Regular Pap smears are recommended for women aged 21 years and above who have been sexually active. If you're 21–29 years old, it's generally recommended to have a Pap smear every 3 years. For women 30–65 years old, cervical cancer screening with a Pap smear and HPV test is recommended at appropriate intervals based on your healthcare provider's advice. Even if you've received the HPV vaccine, regular Pap smears are still important because the vaccine does not protect against all types of HPV that can cause cervical cancer. Most women can stop screening after age 65 if they have had consistently normal results and meet their healthcare provider's criteria for discontinuing screening.

For Hi-Precision and Hi-Precision Plus patients:

Please be advised that Pap smear procedures are unavailable every Sunday at all branches.

• No Menstruation/Spotting for at least three (3) days prior to the procedure.
• Do not use vaginal douche/feminine wash, tampons, birth control foams, jellies, vaginal creams or vaginal medications for three (3) days prior to the procedure.
• No sexual contact at least three (3) days prior to the procedure.

1. Appointment-based services require a confirmed date and time to ensure availability and minimize your waiting time.
2. A Hati Health concierge will contact you via email within 1–2 business days to confirm your appointment schedule and send your confirmation email, which may include a sales reference number.
3. On the day of your appointment, please arrive at your selected branch on time and bring at least one valid ID.
4. To claim your service, present your confirmation email and valid ID to the clinic or laboratory staff.

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