Cervical screening for pregnant women
This resource is about how you can have a cervical screening test as part of your pregnancy care. It explains what cervical cancer is and its causes, how screening can prevent cervical cancer, options that you have for testing, and what to expect after the test.
Women aged 25–to74 should have cervical screening every 5 years. If you are due, pregnancy is a good time to have it done. Talk to your midwife or doctor.
The translated resources are also available as PDF downloads.
- Organisation:
- Topic:
- Target audience:
- Health practitioners
- Service area:
- NSW
- Published:
- May 2022
- Last reviewed:
- September 2026
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