paps mear after after gaving birth through c-section

[evewila]

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i am confused jud..nag ad2 ko sa ako OB gnina to ask of w/c contraseptives angay nako e take,coz moabot na ako hubby by next 2 weeks then ingon ang OB na e pap smear daw ko niya...nganu kailangan man ko e papsmear??...dili d i clean ang cevix ana after manganak kai e pap smear man ko?? since nanganak ko through C-section wala me nagka intercourse ako hubby...


please response

[anya]

i'm not sure ngano kailangan magpa pap smear after manganak, but i experienced the same thing. nanganak pud ko through CS then pag next nako pa check up, gipa pap smear ko sa akong OB. it's ok/

[iceweb]

same thing w/me ng pap smear pd wks after giving birth

[fleur_66]

mao gyud siguro na pamaagi nila limpyuhan, anyway dapat lang gyud magpa papsmear taga tuig gani aron sad ma monitor imo cervix for possible cancer ma detect dayon. Dili ra ba na mu manifest diha2 unya na ka makabantay kung malala na.

[Ceb2Ak]

Same here g pap smear sad ko after ko nanganak.. CS sad ko..ok raman ang mag pa pap smear its way of cleaning and early detect sa cervix cancer,maski wa pa nag intercourse sa atong hubby.

[saskee14]

ana jd na sis.. dpat gne every year mgp.papsmear ta..
early detection cervical cancer..

[evewila]

thanks kauu sa n u mga response..

i appreciate it..

salamt jud kau

eve

[kathcute_rose]

pap smear is a test of a sample of cells taken from a woman's cervix. The test is used to look for changes in the cells of the cervix that show cervical cancer or conditions that may develop into cancer. It is the best tool to detect precancerous conditions and hidden, small tumors that may lead to cervical cancer. If detected early, cervical cancer can be cured.All women 18 or older should have an annual pelvic examination, and so should sexually active teens

younger than 18. You should start Pap screen testing about three years after the onset of sexual intercourse or by age 21, whichever comes first. Yearly screening is recommended for women under 30 and then every 2-3 years for women over 30 with three consecutive normal Pap tests and a negative HPV test.