When should cervical TCT screening be performed?

Cervical TCT is an important indicator of cervical cancer screening. Generally, cervical cancer screening should be done every year after 21 years of age (women with sexual life) or three years after early sexual life. If it is negative for more than three consecutive years, the screening interval can be appropriately extended. In addition, it can be combined with HPV screening for better results. In addition, TCT should be performed during non-menstrual periods, and sexual life and vaginal medication should be prohibited for three days before examination.