🎗️ Pap Smear Test Explained | Early Cervical Cancer Screening That Saves Lives 💡 What if preventing cervical cancer was as simple as a 5-minute, painless test—yet most women wait until symptoms appear? In this powerful, awareness-driven video, our gynaecologist breaks a dangerous myth.: you don’t need symptoms to screen for cervical cancer. Through a real patient experience and expert explanation, this video clearly explains the Pap Smear test, HPV test, and co-testing, and how early screening

Removing a cervical stitch (also known as a cerclage) is a simple, quick procedure, typically done at 36 weeks of pregnancy or later. It’s often performed in the clinic or on an OPD (outpatient) basis and doesn’t require anaesthesia! Here’s how it’s done: 👉 We use an instrument called a speculum to gently expose the cervix. 👉 The stitch looks like a white thread with a knot. We carefully grasp it with an artery forceps. 👉 Using small surgical scissors, we cut and remove the stitch. ⏱ The enti