Service Providers for Paps smear for C/S
A Pap smear for culture and sensitivity is used to screen for cervical infections and identify bacterial or fungal pathogens. Preparation includes avoiding vaginal creams, douching, or sexual activity 24-48 hours before the test. During the procedure, a healthcare provider collects cells from the cervix using a small brush or spatula. Risks are minimal, with slight discomfort or spotting. After the test, some mild cramping or bleeding may occur. Results identify infection and the pathogen’s sensitivity to antibiotics. Conditions like menstruation or recent sexual activity can affect test accuracy.