What are the signs that I should get screened for cervical cancer?

Women should consider getting screened for cervical cancer if they experience any unusual symptoms, such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, pelvic pain, or pain during intercourse. The NHS recommends that women aged 25 to 64 get regular Pap smears or cervical screening tests to detect any early changes in cervical cells. If you have concerns about your symptoms or family history, it is crucial to talk to your GP. Screening can catch any issues early, leading to better treatment options and outcomes.