Published price: From $120
Confirm the final scope before you book.
HPV testing can be part of cervical screening in certain circumstances. We explain its purpose, the sample collection process and possible follow-up so you are not left to interpret the result on your own.
Published priceFrom $120

Confirm the final scope before you book.
Preparation, modality and separate costs explained in advance.
Torre Humana, San Salvador, by appointment.
The test looks for certain types of human papillomavirus in a cervical sample. Whether it is indicated depends on factors such as your age, health history, previous screening and professional guidance.
Having HPV does not by itself mean that you have cancer. The result should be interpreted as part of a cervical screening plan, not as an isolated conclusion.
An HPV test looks for evidence of the virus, while cervical cytology examines cervical cells for changes. They may be ordered separately or used together, depending on your circumstances.
If you are unsure which one you need, you can begin with a consultation to review your health history and previous screening.
Our team will confirm the instructions that apply to your appointment. Tell us about bleeding, current symptoms, pregnancy, recent vaginal treatments or previous results so we can provide individual guidance.
The test does not replace a consultation when you have symptoms, and it cannot identify every possible cause of a gynecological concern.
The next step depends on the result, your medical history and professional assessment. It may involve follow-up, repeat testing at a later date or another evaluation; the same procedure is not needed for everyone who receives a result.
Frequently asked questions
These answers provide general guidance. The team will confirm any instructions specific to your appointment.
HPV testing starts at $120. The scope and final price are confirmed before the test; the consultation, cervical cytology and additional studies are priced separately.
No. HPV testing looks for evidence of certain types of the virus, while cervical cytology evaluates changes in cervical cells. Whether you need one or both depends on your circumstances.
HPV may not cause symptoms. Whether and when testing is appropriate depends on your age, health history, previous screening and professional recommendation.
No. A positive result indicates that the type of HPV included in the test was detected, but it does not diagnose cancer by itself. It should be interpreted with your health history and recommended follow-up.
Confirm the preparation instructions when booking and tell our team about relevant circumstances such as bleeding, pregnancy, symptoms or recent vaginal treatments. We will provide guidance for your situation.
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