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Preventative Health Guide

Abnormal Pap Smears and Colposcopy

HPV Vaccine

Mammograms

Preparing for Surgery

Urinary Incontinence

Pelvic Prolapse

Osteoporosis

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Preventative Health Guide

When should I be screened?


16-20 years

  • Annual exam
  • Pap smear if determined to be necessary by the physician
  • Chlamydia screening if sexually active
  • HPV vaccination

    • 21-34 years

  • Annual exams including Pap smear
  • Cholesterol check every 5 years if normal
  • Chlamydia screening if sexually active
  • HPV vaccine if 21-26

    • 35-40 years

  • Annual exams including Pap smear
  • Cholesterol check every 5 years if normal

    • 41-49 years

  • Annual exams including Pap smear
  • Mammogram annually or every other year
  • Cholesterol check every 5 years if normal

    • 50 years and over

  • Annual exams including Pap smear and height
  • Mammogram annually
  • Cholesterol check every 5 years if normal
  • Fecal Occult blood every year OR sigmoidoscopy every 5 years OR complete colonoscopy every 10 years
  • Pneumoccocal vaccine (65 and older)

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