The fee for the liquid-based cytology thin section technique test varies from province to province and is around$150-180. This test is a cervical cancer screening test that looks for lesions in the cervix. If the test result is abnormal, further examination should be done to do HPV and colposcopy, and cervical biopsy should be done under colposcopy to check whether there is cervical precancer or cervical cancer. If there is only chronic inflammation of the cervix, a 1-year review is sufficient. If there is cervical precancer or cervical cancer, inpatient surgery is required. Cervical cancer screening is usually started after the age of 25, and liquid-based cytology thin section technique examination should be done once a year. If combined with HPV screening, all normal cases need to be checked once every 3 years.