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How Often Should a Woman Have a Well Woman Exam?
The frequency of well woman exams varies depending on age, health status, and individual risk factors. Generally, it is recommended:
Annually for women aged 21 and older.
Every three to five years for women aged 30 and older who have had normal
Pap Smear
and HPV test results.
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