How can I be screened for HPV?

As a cervical cancer survivor, I know that the Human Papilloma Virus can be detected by your doctor during a routine pap-smear. There are about 40 different strains of the virus, which a woman can be tested for. A woman should have a pap-smear once a year to look for any abnormal changes that may have taken place since their last exam.

The pap-smear test requires no blood test, but it can be uncomfortable for a woman. There is another test that has become available, which is called the Digene HPV test. This test also requires no blood test, but the laboratory would test the tissue sample that is removed when a doctor performs the actual pap-smear.

Be sure to get the annual pap-smear test and you will lessen you chances of developing cervical cancer in the future. The doctor will test for abnormal changes and offer a course of treatment…if needed.

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