Cervical swab
Cervical swab
Cervical Swab – Polyclinic Belgrade. Cervical swab collection and laboratory analysis. Excellent patient experience. GREAT PRICE✓ Book your appointment!
What is a cervical swab?
Symptoms
Prices
Payment
Cash - directly before the procedure
Via a dinar or foreign-currency account
RIA, Western Union or MoneyGram
About us
Belgrade Polyclinic provides professional gynecological examinations and modern laboratory diagnostics, including cervical swab testing for the detection of infections and assessment of cervical health. Our team of experienced gynecologists approaches every patient with professionalism, discretion, and individualized care.
At Belgrade Polyclinic, cervical swab samples are collected according to modern medical standards, with careful sample collection and reliable laboratory analysis. Our goal is to establish an accurate diagnosis, enable timely initiation of appropriate treatment, and help preserve the reproductive health of every patient.
FAQ
A cervical swab is a diagnostic test in which a sample is collected from the cervix to detect bacteria and other microorganisms that may cause infections of the reproductive system.
A cervical swab is recommended when symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, pain, burning, or suspected infection are present, as well as when it is indicated as part of a diagnostic evaluation by a gynecologist.
During a gynecological examination, the doctor uses a sterile swab to collect a sample from the cervix. The sample is then sent to a laboratory for analysis.
The procedure is quick and generally painless. Most patients experience only mild and short-term discomfort during sample collection.
Yes. It is generally recommended to avoid sexual intercourse, vaginal products, and vaginal douching for 24 to 48 hours before the examination, unless otherwise advised by the gynecologist.
The procedure itself takes only a few minutes and is part of a standard gynecological examination.
A cervical swab can help detect bacterial infections, certain sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and other microorganisms that affect the cervix.
The time required for results depends on the type of analysis and laboratory processing. The patient will receive information about the expected turnaround time when the sample is collected.
In certain cases, the gynecologist may recommend a follow-up cervical swab after completing treatment to evaluate its effectiveness.