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Private Cervical Screening in Birmingham and West Midlands

At Midlands Women’s Health (MWH), we provide confidential, expert cervical smear tests (also known as Pap tests) in a private, safe, and supportive environment.

Our clinic offers accurate cervical screening to detect early changes in cervical cells, helping prevent cervical cancer.

We provide services for women across the Midlands, including Birmingham, Solihull, Coventry, and surrounding areas, combining professional care, privacy, and expert follow-up.

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What is a Cervical Smear?

A cervical smear is a simple, outpatient test that collects cells from the cervix to check for pre-cancerous changes and human papillomavirus (HPV) infection.

Early detection allows for effective treatment before abnormal cells develop into cervical cancer. Regular cervical screening is essential for women aged 25–64, in line with NHS guidelines, or sooner if recommended by your gynaecologist.

Who Should Have a Cervical Smear?

Cervical smears are recommended for women who:

  • Are aged 25–64 (NHS screening age)
  • Have never had a cervical smear
  • Have abnormal bleeding, discharge, or cervical symptoms
  • Are at higher risk of cervical cancer due to HPV infection, smoking, or immunosuppression

Patients from across the Midlands can access private screening for fast, convenient appointments without waiting for NHS referrals.

Book a Cervical Smear Appointment

Protect your health with a private cervical smear test at Midlands Women’s Health.

Your appointment includes:

  • Confidential discussion of your medical history
  • Cervical cell collection using expert techniques
  • Fast, confidential result delivery
  • Specialist advice if follow-up or treatment is required

Cervical Smear Procedure

  1. Consultation – discussion of medical history and risk factors
  2. Sample collection – a speculum is gently inserted, and cells are collected from the cervix
  3. Laboratory analysis – cells are sent to a lab to check for abnormal changes or HPV
  4. Results and follow-up – results are delivered confidentially, with specialist advice on next steps if abnormalities are found

The test usually takes 5–10 minutes and is minimally uncomfortable. Normal activities can be resumed immediately.or NHS referrals.

Benefits of Cervical Screening at Midlands Women’s Health

  • Early detection of cervical abnormalities
  • Expert consultant-led assessment
  • Private, confidential service
  • Quick outpatient procedure with minimal discomfort
  • Peace of mind with fast, reliable results

Cervical screening helps women maintain long-term reproductive and cervical health, while avoiding unnecessary delays in diagnosis.

Why Choose Midlands Women’s Health?

Patients choose Midlands Women’s Health for cervical smears because we provide:

✔ Consultant-led gynaecology care
✔ Private, discreet clinic environment
✔ Accurate and confidential cervical screening
✔ Expert advice and follow-up for abnormal results
✔ Accessible location for women across the Midlands and surrounding areas

Our specialists prioritise safety, comfort, and reassurance during every appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

A cervical smear is a screening test that checks cells from the cervix for abnormalities or HPV infection, helping prevent cervical cancer.

Most women experience mild discomfort or pressure during the test. It usually takes 5–10 minutes and normal activities can be resumed immediately.

For women aged 25–49, smears are recommended every 3 years; for women aged 50–64, every 5 years. High-risk patients may need more frequent testing.

For women aged 25–49, smears are recommended every 3 years; for women aged 50–64, every 5 years. High-risk patients may need more frequent testing.

Yes. Cervical smears can detect human papillomavirus (HPV), which is the main cause of cervical abnormalities and cancer.

Absolutely. All results and consultations are completely private.


If abnormal cells are detected, our consultant gynaecologists provide personalised advice on next steps, which may include repeat testing, colposcopy, or treatment.


Have Questions? Contact Us

Not sure which women’s health or gynaecology service is right for you?

Our friendly team at Midlands Women’s Health, a private women’s health clinic in Birmingham, is here to help


Get in Touch With Us

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Kat and Co, 20 Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 1RP

We provide fast, confidential, and patient-centered care to women across Birmingham and the Midlands

Let us help you take the next step towards better pelvic health, personalised gynaecology care, and improved quality of life.

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