Cervical cancer screening
Screening during pregnancy
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Screening during pregnancy
A midwife explores a woman's screening history during the first antenatal care. If a woman has not attended a screening, it is recommended that a midwife take a cervical smear according to screening guidelines based on age or refer a woman to primary healthcare or a gynecologist.
If a woman receives an invitation to be screened during pregnancy and has not been under special surveillance due to abnormal cells, the screening can be postponed until after delivery.
Post-natal care
Women who have had a colposcopy during pregnancy should be followed up with a colposcopy or cone biopsy 6-12 weeks after delivery.
For healthcare professionals:
Screening during pregnancy - instructions
Service provider
Directorate of HealthRelated organization
Primary Health Care of the Capital Area