The HPV self-collection cervical cancer sample collection kit is applicable to a variety of populations. The details are as follows:

Asymptomatic but High-risk Populations

• Women with a history of sexual intercourse: Women who have had sexual intercourse are at a relatively high risk of being infected with HPV, especially young women in their sexually active period. Regular use of the HPV self-collection cervical cancer sample collection kit for testing helps in the early detection of HPV infection and enables timely intervention measures to be taken to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer.
• Women with multiple sexual partners or whose sexual partners have multiple sexual partners: Such women have a greater chance of being infected with HPV. Having multiple sexual partners increases the opportunity to be exposed to different HPV subtypes, and multiple sexual partners of their sexual partners may also lead to cross-infection. Therefore, they are in greater need of regular HPV testing so that problems can be detected and treated early.

Populations with Symptoms or Signs

• Women with abnormal vaginal bleeding: For example, bleeding outside the menstrual period, bleeding after sexual intercourse, or postmenopausal bleeding may be signs of cervical cancer or precancerous lesions. Using the HPV self-collection cervical cancer sample collection kit for testing helps to determine whether there is an HPV infection, providing a basis for subsequent diagnosis and treatment.
• Women with abnormal vaginal discharge: Such as increased leucorrhea, abnormal odor, or changes in color, which may be related to cervical lesions. Collecting samples for HPV testing can assist in determining whether there is an HPV infection and further help in investigating the causes.

Populations with Special Needs or High Risks

• Women with weakened immune functions: For example, women who have been using immunosuppressants for a long time or those suffering from immune deficiency diseases such as AIDS have weaker resistance to the HPV virus. They are more likely to be infected with HPV, and the disease may progress more rapidly after infection. Regular use of this collection kit for testing helps in the timely detection of HPV infection and close monitoring of changes in the disease condition.
• Women with a family history of cervical cancer: Women whose family members have had cervical cancer are at a relatively high risk of developing cervical cancer. Using the HPV self-collection cervical cancer sample collection kit for regular testing can serve as an effective screening method, which helps in the early detection of lesions and improves the cure rate.

Populations for Screening and Follow-up

• Women participating in cervical cancer screening programs: In large-scale cervical cancer screening activities, the HPV self-collection cervical cancer sample collection kit is convenient and efficient, which can increase the coverage and efficiency of screening. It enables more women to receive HPV testing, which is beneficial for the early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment of cervical cancer.
• Women undergoing follow-up after treatment for cervical lesions: For women who have already received treatment for cervical lesions, such as cervical conization or LEEP knife surgery, regular use of this collection kit for HPV testing can monitor the treatment effect and help in the timely detection of recurrence or residual lesions so that further treatment measures can be taken.