The cervical smear test is the best approach for preventing cervical cancer. Through this examination, it is possible to identify infections, inflammations, abnormal cells, or the potential occurrence of cancer in the cervix.

The cervical smear test involves collecting cervical cells that have been shed from the cervix from vaginal secretions. After staining the smear, suspicious cancer cells can be detected under a microscope. Once any abnormalities are discovered, further examinations such as colposcopy and cervical biopsy can be performed to establish a diagnosis.

Procedure for Screening:
Eligibility for National Health Insurance Coverage: Females aged 30 and above who have not undergone a cervical smear test within the past year.
Inquiry Hotline: (03) 5580558 ext. 1035
You can either make a phone appointment or register on-site on the same day (please bring your National Health Insurance card) for immediate screening.

1. First, proceed to the counter on the 5th floor of the medical building to fill out the smear test form. We recommend completing this process during the first half-hour of the scheduled consultation time.
2. On-site registration:
   a. You can register at the Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic (5th floor of the medical building) for individuals eligible for National Health Insurance coverage and who haven't had a cervical smear test within the past year (registration fee waived).
   b. For those requiring follow-up due to abnormalities, please register at the Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic and follow the regular outpatient procedure and payment.
3. Screening Times:
   Monday to Saturday: 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM (please arrive before 11:30 AM)
   Monday to Friday: 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM (please arrive before 4:30 PM)
4. If the screening results show abnormalities, you will be informed via text message (processing time approximately 1 to 2 weeks).