How long after the menstrual period can I do a cervical cancer test? Doctors recommend that cervical cancer tests be done 3-7 days later.

Cervical cancer screening should be done away from the menstrual period. Intercourse should be avoided before the examination. The vagina should not be flushed or vaginal suppositories should be used. Gynecological inflammation should be treated promptly and cervical cancer screening should be performed after recovery.

Women's physical examinations are generally avoided during the menstrual period, and the same applies to cervical cancer screening, which should be performed 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period. Avoid sexual intercourse two days before cervical cancer screening, avoid douching the vagina the day before, and avoid using vaginal suppositories to avoid affecting the test results. If you have gynecological inflammation, you should seek timely treatment and undergo cervical cancer screening after recovery.
Married women or women with normal sexual life should undergo cervical cancer screening. Cervical cancer screening includes HPV examination and TCT examination, with a very low misdiagnosis rate. Early screening can detect the disease in time, treat it in time, and avoid the development of lesions.