เช็กความเสี่ยงมะเร็งปากมดลูกด้วย Thin Prep (Liquid-Based Cytology) + HPV DNA Test

Cervical Cancer Screening Thin Prep + HPV DNA Test 
Protect women&#8217;s health… start today
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Cervical cancer is one of the most common diseases among Thai women and is a leading cause of death. However, amidst this concern, there is good news because if detected early, cervical cancer can be treated almost 100%. Therefore, regular screening is an important protective shield.
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<h2>What is Thin Prep?</h2>
Thin Prep or Liquid-Based Cytology is a new method of cervical cell examination that is more accurate than the traditional Pap smear. The collected cells are arranged in a special solution, allowing doctors to clearly see cell abnormalities and reducing errors caused by overlapping cells.
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<h2>What is HPV DNA Test?</h2>
HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is the main cause of cervical cancer, especially high-risk strains such as HPV 16, HPV 18, and more than 30 other strains. The HPV DNA test helps screen for HPV infections that may develop into cancer.
HPV infection is the main cause of cervical cancer, but not all infected individuals will develop cancer. The HPV DNA test helps identify whether there is a high-risk HPV infection in the body to detect abnormalities early.
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<li>If an infection is found but no abnormal cells are present, doctors can monitor and provide preventive advice.</li>
<li>If infection is found along with abnormal cells, treatment can begin at the precancerous stage to reduce future risks.</li>
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<h2>Thin Prep (Liquid-Based Cytology) combined with HPV DNA Test</h2>
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<li>Increases efficiency in detecting abnormalities</li>
<li>Allows more accurate risk assessment for patients</li>
<li>Helps plan appropriate care and follow-up</li>
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<h2>Who should get tested?</h2>
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<li>Women aged 21 years and older should start regular Thin Prep (Liquid-Based Cytology) screening every 2 years.</li>
<li>Women aged 30 years and older are recommended to have Thin Prep combined with HPV DNA Test every 3–5 years.</li>
<li>Women who are sexually active because HPV infection is often related to sexual contact.</li>
<li>Those who have never been tested before should get screened even if they have no symptoms or risk history.</li>
<li>High-risk individuals such as those with multiple sexual partners, immunocompromised, smokers, or with a family history of cervical cancer.</li>
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Good health starts with regular screening because &#8220;prevention is easier than treatment.&#8221; Don’t let risk turn into disease.
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For more information
Women’s Health Center, Phyathai 1 Hospital 
Tel. 02-201-4600 ext. 3465-6

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