In the Pap Smear Test, the gynaecologist takes a swipe of cells from the inner cervix and outer cervix using a smooth cervical brush. This procedure does not hurt at all. It is stored in a liquid container and sent off for analyses. The analyses reveals if the cells show the existence of any infection. If it shows positive for any infection, then further investigation needs to be done to identify the exact kind of infection.

In the Pap Smear Test, the gynaecologist takes a swipe of cells from the inner cervix and outer cervix using a smooth cervical brush. This procedure does not hurt at all. It is stored in a liquid container and sent off for analyses. The analyses reveals if the cells show the existence of any infection. If it shows positive for any infection, then further investigation needs to be done to identify the exact kind of infection.