probably not an annual pap unless you have a family history of uterine or cervical cancer had some risky sexual exposure in the past and are not having any gynecological symptoms. remember that a pap smear is just a test. there are other important components on a pelvic examination that should not be skipped. a pap smear only reveals cervical or endocervical cells that may be cancerous. the pelvic examination can find other abnormalities in the uterus ovaries and pelvic area. like suspicious masses etc. hopefully you are getting a mammogram colonoscopy and other preventative tests needed at your age.
do i need a yearly pap. i'm 60 years old. post menopausal. i've had three children. i've had yearly pap smears all of my life up until age 55. all of them have been benign. do i need to continue having them? i am asexual.