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Summary: It’s best to wait. UK advice is to book cervical screening (a smear test) for after you’ve finished treatment for unusual discharge, and to ...
Summary: If you’ve never had any kind of sexual contact, your risk of cervical cancer is low, but it isn’t zero. The NHS still advises going for cerv...
Summary: Bleeding after sex is common and not usually serious, but the NHS says it should always be checked by a doctor. Common causes include harmle...
Summary: The evidence is limited. A US study of 1,313 men found those who drank the most alcohol were a little more likely to have HPV, but it couldn...
Summary: Yes, HPV can be found in urine, and research shows urine tests are getting closer to cervical samples. But urine testing isn’t part of UK ce...