Description
In modern life, unsafe sexual practices and compromised immunity increase the risk of HPV virus infection, which can lead to serious health issues like cervical cancer. Our HPV Self-Sampling Test Kit offers a convenient and private way to conduct cancer screening, utilizing advanced DNA sequencing technology to detect potential health risks early. This innovative medical test not only detects multiple HPV strains but provides a comprehensive assessment of your gynecological health. Schedule this preventive care service today and let us help protect your intimate health!
HPV Self-Sampling Test Kit
Self-sampling at home anytime is convenient, accurate, and affordable! The HPV self-sampling test kit launched by All Ren Medical Center is designed to help women easily and privately conduct self-screening, while receiving professional medical interpretation for a clearer understanding of their health.
Why Choose HPV Self-Sampling Testing?
The medical community recommends that women aged 25 to 64 who have been sexually active undergo regular cervical cancer screening. While the HPV vaccine can effectively prevent certain high-risk HPV infections, it does not cover all types and cannot protect women already infected. Therefore, most women still need regular screenings to ensure early detection and prevention of cervical cancer.
Accuracy of the Test
The HPV self-sampling test kit can accurately detect infections of high-risk HPV strains that may lead to cervical cancer. With simple self-sampling, you can conveniently conduct the test at home and then send the sample back to the laboratory for analysis. The results will be interpreted by a professional doctor, allowing you to clearly understand your health status.
Reducing Disease Risk
Regular HPV screening helps to detect any abnormalities early, thereby reducing the risk of cervical cancer in women. Through this testing, you can take proactive control of your health and take timely action to protect yourself and your family’s health.
Suitable for:
Females aged 18 or above who have had sexual experience
Materials in the HPV self-sampling kit:
- Sampling stick
- Fixed sampling stick paper pad
- Sample collection card
- Product instruction
- Guidelines for online teleconsultation reservation
- Instructions for Sampling Procedures
- Consent Form
- Return envelope
How do I collect a sample?
For HPV self-sampling, simply follow the instructions for the collection of samples. Then place the sample into a sealed bag and post it using the pre-addressed envelope provided.
Youtube﹕HPV Self-sample collection procedure video
Sample Collection Procedure:
- Wash your hands before removing the kit from the package. Take out the test card from the package and place it on a clean surface. Find a comfortable position, such as lying down, knees bent and legs spread open or standing upright with one foot on a chair.
- Hold the sampling swab by placing your finger tips at the dent located 3 cm from the brush. Gently spread your labia with your other hand, slowly insert the sampling swab into your vagina until you feel any resistance or reach the end of the vagina.
- Once the swab reaches the end of the vagina, gently rotate the swab 3 to 5 times to collect samples. Then gently pull out the swab.
- Take out the test card and smear the swab onto the test card, specifically the purple area in the centre. Try to cover the entire purple region. The sample collection is successful when there is a colour change. Let dry at room temperature for 5 to 10 minutes.
- Fill in the form. Get the QR code from the blue test card package and stick it onto the upper right corner of the form.
- Place the test card back into the package, seal well and place it into a return envelope together with the consent form. Post and return it within 24 hours after sample collection. Postage is not required.
Test Results:
A positive HPV test result: A follow-up appointment for colposcopy with a physician may be recommended if HPV 16 or 18 is tested positive. A positive HPV test result only indicates the presence of HPV and does not necessarily mean you have cervical cancer. Most HPV infections are cleared by the immune system. However, HPV infection puts you at higher risk of developing cell changes, therefore, it is vital to conduct recurrent screenings to prevent the development of cervical cancer.
A negative HPV test result: Indicates no HPV virus has been detected in the cervical cells, but you should receive regular routine screening (every 3 years) as per guidelines to prevent the development of cervical cancer.
If you have any queries, contact your physician to understand the test results and assess whether further examinations are required.
Booking Process and Terms & Conditions:
- Customers will receive a confirmation email for successful payment after purchasing a health check-up plan from the Trinity Medical Centre online store. Trinity Medical Centre will contact customers during subsequent business hours/days to schedule the health check-up appointment. Customers may also contact us for an appointment after order confirmation (Tel: 2192 7022 or Email: tmc@trinitymedical.com.hk).
- This health check-up offer is exclusively available on Trinity Medical Centre’s online store and cannot be used with other promotions. It is non-transferable, non-refundable, and cannot be exchanged for full or partial cash value.
- The health check-up plan is valid at Trinity Medical Centre in Central, Causeway Bay, or Tsim Sha Tsui. The offer expires on January 31, 2025. Customers must undergo the relevant examination on or before the expiration date; the offer becomes void after this date.
- For any inquiries, please call 2192 7022 or email tmc@trinitymedical.com.hk.
- All service users must present identification documents and a successful payment confirmation email during the registration at the centre to be eligible for the service.
- If a parent or guardian purchases the service for a minor, the service user must accompany the parent or guardian to the centre for the examination.
- In case of any disputes, Trinity Medical Centre reserves the right of final decision.