HPV test strips can be tested at home.
HPV can be self-tested at home, and a number of healthcare organizations are currently conducting scientific research in this area. Moreover, the results of self-testing at home match the results of HPV testing done in the hospital, without affecting the effectiveness of cervical cancer screening.
Therefore, the state is exploring self-sampling HPV testing in the hope that more people can participate in cervical cancer screening in a more convenient way. Instead of using a doctor’s help, a sample can be taken and sent to the appropriate healthcare provider, and the appropriate HPV test can be done to achieve cervical cancer screening results.
However, it is important to pay attention to the feedback, how the test samples are taken, and whether the specimens sent are qualified, as these are all health-related and should not be ignored. Therefore, even if the sampling route is convenient, the results must be taken seriously.
For HPV testing, consult a specialist.