age is 30 to 65, pap only every 3 years, or pap plus high risk HPV every 5 years, or high

risk HPV alone, which is called primary HPV testing every 5 years.

So ladies, you can stop worrying about the shave and a haircut and your Sunday best panties

every time you go in for your annual physical.

And frankly, that annual exam itself just going to a doctor once a year, there's question

about whether even that's entirely necessary.

But we definitely know that most of you can keep your bridges on when you go to the doctor's

office, except for that every 3 to 5 years when you have this testing done.

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