How often should women check for HPV? What are the ways to prevent cervical cancer?

At present, many women pay more and more attention to their bodies, especially in terms of gynecological diseases. They worry about gynecological diseases or cervical cancer and will have regular checkups. Most women know that if they want to prevent cervical cancer, they need to do a regular HPV virus test. Although many women know that they need to have regular checkups, they don’t know how often they need to check, nor do they know that in addition to regular checkups, they need to take other methods to prevent cervical cancer.

How often should women be checked? HpV?

Generally speaking, the timing of HPV examination depends on different ages. If a woman is under 25 years old and all body functions are in good condition, there is no need to do HPV cervical cancer screening. People over 25 years old and under 45 years old need to do it once a year. After the HPV screening results are normal for three consecutive years, it can be changed to screening every three years.

At the age of 50, if there is no discomfort, cervical cancer screening can be performed every 5 years. If there is no cervical lesion after the age of 65, HPV screening is no longer required.

In addition to HPV, in current clinical practice, examinations such as TCT, cervical biopsy, colposcopy, and cervical cell smear can help screen cervical cancer and help determine whether cancer has occurred with a high accuracy rate.

In addition to regular check-ups, what other ways are there to prevent cervical cancer?

1. Timely treatment of gynecological diseases

In addition to regular checkups, women need to seek timely treatment once they find that their cervix has disease. Only by thoroughly treating the inflammation can we avoid long-term inflammation infiltration of the cervix, which can lead to cervical lesions.

Be mindful of your diet

Usually, you should keep a light diet and avoid consuming some irritating foods and some carcinogenic foods. Women can also eat more foods high in vitamins to enhance immunity and reduce viral infections.

3. Keep exercising

At present, many people do not have the habit of exercising, but they do not know that regular exercise can improve the body's immunity, promote blood circulation, prevent diseases, and help women effectively fight cervical cancer.

Kind tips

The occurrence of cervical cancer is related to some daily diet and living habits, so women should pay special attention to it, take some preventive measures and have regular checkups to effectively prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer. In addition, women can also prevent cervical cancer by injecting cervical cancer vaccines, but note that cervical cancer vaccines cannot completely eliminate cervical cancer, but they will make women's chances of cervical cancer relatively low, so don't think that cervical cancer will not occur after the injection and ignore prevention.