MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES FOR CERVICAL SCREENING
1 Cervical Screening Guidelines Age Group to be Screened and Screening Interval 1.1 Entry to Cervical Cancer Screening All women who have ever had sex are advised to have their first cervical cytology test from the age of 25 1.2 Frequency of Screening Under the National Cervical Cancer Screening Programme, the frequency is as follows:
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