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I have never had a pelvic exam, should i get one yet?
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HPV testing: A 41 y/o woman, who is sexually active should have HPV testing done to assess her risk for cervical cancer (this is done by a swab from the cervix through the vagina). If she has a family history of breast cancer, she may also want to have a screening mammogram done.
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