My Experience of Cervical Cancer Reviews

Let's be honest, you never think that you could be the unlucky one so you put off having it done..there is always next month after all. That month runs into six and before you know it several years have passed. I mean, a Cervical Smear Test is never high up on one's 'to do' list, is it? There are always campaigns about ...  Read the complete review

I have not had cervical cancer but have had cancer prevention treatment. I thought I would add my experience to the opinions already written under this subject. In December 1999 I discovered I was pregnant. At the same time I received a letter asking me to come for my routine 3 yearly smear. They don’t do these if you are ...  Read the complete review

I have just read sandyd's excellent opinion and thought I would share my very different experience. It started thirteen years ago after a routine three year smear test. I had it done, reluctantly I might add as I think most of us do, but boy was I glad I did. When my result came back after three weeks the doctor sent me a ...  Read the complete review

I'll never forget that nurse holding my hand as the doctor sat at the stool strategically placed at my nether regions as l was speadeagled out like a trussed up chicken. Aye, aye, l thought whys she holding my hand. It wasn't long before l found out as the pain caused by his fumbling hit me like a steam train in full throttle. ...  Read the complete review

Having just read Flossy's op on Cervical Cancer, I debated whether to write about my experience of abnormal cells likely to change to cervical cancer if left untreated. Five years ago I had my routine smear test and within a few weeks I had a call from my G.P. asking me to visit him, this was one of the most terrifying experiences of my ...  Read the complete review

I don't usually write ops like this, too personal for me.What changed my mind was reading 'flossy's' op on this subject.I would urge whoever reads this to read flossy's op too. Before I begin my op I want to make it clear that I think smears are vital....if done properly,obviously all the better. I found out I ...  Read the complete review

Cervical cancer is the sixth most common killer in women. It has no early warning signs and hardly any symptoms. The only chance of catching this terrible disease is by having a smear test. A smear test is a very simple test and involves the scrapping of the cervix to collect a few surface cells. These are then sent off to the lab for ...  Read the complete review