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If you are going through the NHS, your GP intake will include a standard PAP smear, STI testing, and a physical check on an IUD placement. You will have to go to the GP, register, then make an appointment for a later day, where you bring a urine sample and then do a standardized patient intake followed by a PAP smear. | If you are going through the NHS, your GP intake will include a standard PAP smear, STI testing, and a physical check on an IUD placement. You will have to go to the GP, register, then make an appointment for a later day, where you bring a urine sample and then do a standardized patient intake followed by a PAP smear. | ||
For trans and non-binary individuals, you can get a free cervical smear test at [https://cliniq.org.uk/www-cliniq-org-uk/sexual-health-clinical-services/ Cliniq]. They also provide contraception, confidential HIV tests and other services. | |||
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