If you have the following risk factors, your doctor may recommend to have Pap Smear Tests more frequent:
-Test results show the presence of precancerous cells
-HIV-positive
-Prenatal exposure to diethylstilbestrol (DES, a synthetic form of estrogen)
-Weakened immune system due to organ transplant, chemotherapy, or long-term steroid use
Is Pap Smear Test painful?
How should you prepare for a Pap Smear Test?
If you have scheduled a Pap Smear Test in the next two days:
-Avoid using vaginal medications or creams
-Avoid sexual activity
-Avoid using pads
-Avoid using spermicidal creams, gels, or foams
-It is advisable to wear comfortable clothing







