Cervical smear

A cervical smear is a simple and painless method that allows for the assessment of the microbiological status of the cervix. This analysis helps detect infections, inflammatory processes, and imbalances in the cervical flora. A smear is most often performed as a supplement to a gynecological examination (more about gynecological examination).

How is a cervical smear performed?

The doctor takes a sample from the cervix using a sterile swab, which is sent to a laboratory for analysis. The procedure is quick, painless, and requires no special preparation.

Why is a cervical smear important?

Cervical smears enable the detection of bacterial and fungal infections, identification of inflammatory changes, and timely diagnosis and treatment, thus preventing complications. At the Atrijum Polyclinic, the smear is performed carefully and professionally, and the patient receives clear findings and instructions for further action.

Cervical smear at the Atrijum clinic

At the Atrijum Polyclinic, cervical smears are performed professionally and carefully, with minimal discomfort for the patient. Each finding is clearly explained and precise guidelines for further steps are provided, ensuring complete information and safety.