Cervical Smears
CityDoc provides cervical smears in a modern comfortable setting at its private Well Woman Clinics.
- Care Quality Commission registered clinics
- Testing performed by top Harley street Laboratory
- Accurate and fast results
- Follow up advice through convenient telephone consultations
- HPV testing combined with traditional smear for improved accuracy
CERVICAL SMEARS AND HPV TESTING
All Smears performed using liquid based cytology (LBC).
HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) is responsible for the majority of cases of cervical cancer. HPV is a common virus spread through skin to skin sexual contact. The virus is also responsible for genital warts.
We can screen for the major serotypes of HPV at the same time as performing the smear. Types 16 and 18 are responsible for over 70 % of cervical cancer.
We provide full follow up support and advice on management of abnormal smears and HPV positivity. HPV testing acts as an early marker of cervical cancer risk often prior to changes seen on a traditional smear.
Locations
All Well woman services available at our Flagship Locations-Canary Wharf/Moorgate/Oxford Circus.
Female HPV testing at CityDoc locations Nationwide.
Treatment | Included | Price SEssion | Availability |
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Cervical Smear | PAP Smear | £125 | Canary Wharf/Moorgate/oxford Circus |
HPV and Cervical Smear | Smear plus Comprehensive High Risk HPV Subtype Analysis (20 Subtypes) | £240 | Canary Wharf/Moorgate/oxford Circus |
Female HPV Testing
- Available at all our clinics nationwide as a stand alone test
- HPV DNA with individual reporting of all subtypes 16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52,56, 58, 59, 66, 68.
Results HPV 4-5 days (London) and 4-6 days (Rest of UK)*.
Cost £200 includes consultation
GENITAL WARTS AND HPV
Types 6 and 11 of HPV are responsible for over 90 % of genital warts. Genital warts are one of the most common STDs in the UK and highly infectious. Low risk HPV subtypes usually give risk to genital warts, as opposed to high risk subtypes which are a risk factor for cervical cancer.
If a client has no evidence of HPV types 6 or 11 on their smear and no history of genital warts, then consideration can be given to receiving the cervical cancer vaccine. Please see the Cervical Cancer vaccine section of our site for further information.