In order to avoid cervical cancer, routine testing for the disease should start around age 21. Every three years, if you are between the ages of 21 and 29, you should get screened. Every five years, between the ages of thirty and sixty-five, you should get a screening test. You shouldn't get checked for cervical cancer if you are over 65 and your test results are normal. For at least 20 years, women over 65 who have a history of cervical pre-cancer should continue to be checked. Visit Aatman Advanced Multispeciality Clinics in Gurugram Sector 86 for a thorough gynecological cancer check. Cervical, ovarian, and uterine cancer screenings as well as preventive care are provided by our specialist, Dr. Ritu. By employing cutting-edge diagnostic instruments and methodologies, Dr. Ritu guarantees prompt identification and efficient handling of gynecological malignancies.
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