A Pap smear is a simple test that plays a key role in cervical cancer screening. Dr. Tanvi Shekhar, Consultant – Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Manipal Hospital Patiala, explains that this OPD procedure involves collecting a small sample of cervical cells to check for abnormal changes. Women are advised to undergo a Pap smear every three years after the age of 25. Regular screening supports early detection and timely care. For emergencies, call – 7300002175 | For appointments, call – 0175 5000222 o

🎗️ Pap Smear Test Explained | Early Cervical Cancer Screening That Saves Lives 💡 What if preventing cervical cancer was as simple as a 5-minute, painless test—yet most women wait until symptoms appear? In this powerful, awareness-driven video, our gynaecologist breaks a dangerous myth.: you don’t need symptoms to screen for cervical cancer. Through a real patient experience and expert explanation, this video clearly explains the Pap Smear test, HPV test, and co-testing, and how early screening