Cervical Cancer Screening in Hyderabad
The cancers that affect women most — cervical, breast and ovarian — are far more treatable when caught early. Dr. Nasreen provides proactive, guideline-based screening and clear, personalised recommendations so nothing important is missed.
Why Cancer Screening Matters
Screening can detect changes early, often before symptoms appear, when they are most treatable. A simple, regular schedule offers valuable peace of mind.
- Pap smear and HPV testing for cervical health
- Clinical breast examination and mammogram guidance
- Pelvic ultrasound and ovarian assessment
- HPV vaccination counselling
- Personalised screening schedule by age and risk
Cervical Cancer Screening (Pap smear & HPV)
Cervical screening is a quick, routine check that helps protect your long-term health.
When to start screening
Cervical screening is generally recommended from your early twenties; your doctor will advise the right schedule for you.
Pap smear vs HPV test
A Pap smear looks for cell changes, while an HPV test checks for the virus that can cause them; they are sometimes used together.
Breast Cancer Screening
Breast awareness and regular checks help you notice any change early.
Breast self-examination
Getting to know how your breasts normally look and feel helps you notice any change early and report it promptly.
Who it's for: Every woman from age 21 onwards, and anyone with a family history of gynaecological cancers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should you get a Pap smear?
Many women have a Pap smear every three years, or every five years when combined with an HPV test, depending on age and results. Your doctor will confirm the right interval for you.
When should cervical screening start?
Cervical screening usually begins in the early twenties. Your doctor will advise the best time and schedule based on guidelines and your history.
Ready to speak with Dr. Nasreen?
Ankura Hospitals, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad · Mon–Sat, 12–5 PM