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"   Question I had my cervix, uterus and ovaries removed because I had fibroids.  Do I still need to have regular cervical smear tests as I no longer have a cervix?  I have a partner and partake in regular sex.   Answer You do not need to have a cervical smear ever again.  Having had a hysterectomy with removal of your ovaries too, there is no possibility of you ever developing cancer of the cervix, uterus or ovary.  Since you have no ovarian oestrogen to protect your bones and cardiovascular system, you are vulnerable to developing loss of bone mineral and eventually, osteoporosis.  It is good to see that you are taking preventative treatment with the hormone replacement therapy drug, Premarin.  Yours sincerely The NetDoctor Medical Team  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As Afraid of the smear test After an amniocentesis Conflicting test results Confused over scan results Do I need a smear test if I am sexually inactive? High prolactin levels I bled after a smear test I&amp;#039;m a lesbian \u2013 do I need a smear test? Inadequate cells for a smear test Pregnancy scan result Pregnancy test Progesterone level Protein found in my urine Raised blood pressure and oestrogen Should I have a smear test? Smear test Smear test in a virgin Ultrasound result What is involved in fertility tests? When can I test for pregnancy? Why did my smear not show precancerous cells?  Last updated 23.02.2014 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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