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What preventative tests should a 52 year old woman have?
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That depends!: The basics, for women of average risk are: your weight, your first colonoscopy at around 50 years old, a blood pressure check, blood tests for cholesterol and diabetes, sexually transmitted disease screen unless there's no risk whatsoever, a pap smear and hpv virus test if you have not had them done in the past three years. Other tests depend on your individual health risks.
Answered 3/21/2015
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Pap smear and others: Pap smear mammogram blood cbc, glucose , a1c, thyroid screening, cholesterol, uea n, uric acid urine nalysis blood pressure, ekg.
Answered 12/13/2013
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