Dr. Thabo Mathekga

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🌟 Expert Care for Women's Health 🌟

16/09/2026

Cervical cancer can often be prevented, screening and HPV vaccination can significantly reduce your risk and screening matters. Regular cervical screening can detect changes before they become cancer.
Knowing your risk is the first step. Knowing when to screen is the next.

14/09/2026

Human papillomavirus is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections, and many people will encounter it at some point in their lives.
Having HPV does not mean you have cancer and it does not define you. What matters is understanding HPV, following recommended screening and seeking appropriate follow-up when needed.

11/09/2026

HPV infections are often asymptomatic, meaning you may have no signs or symptoms at all. That's one reason why cervical screening is so important it can identify HPV or cervical cell changes that you may not otherwise know about. Knowledge gives you the opportunity to take action.

Regular check-ups, appropriate screening and open conversations can help you understand your reproductive health and ide...
10/09/2026

Regular check-ups, appropriate screening and open conversations can help you understand your reproductive health and identify concerns early. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Your symptoms, concerns and health goals deserve to be
heard.

09/09/2026

Cervical cancer prevention isn't only about treating disease. It's about taking action earlier through HPV vaccination, appropriate cervical screening and follow-up of abnormal results. Your future health can benefit from the decisions you make today.

07/09/2026

Cervical cancer can often be prevented. HPV vaccination, regular cervical screening and appropriate follow-up of abnormal results all play an important role in prevention. Prevention begins with knowing your options and taking action. Speak to your healthcare provider about your cervical cancer prevention plan.

September is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. This month is a reminder that cervical cancer prevention starts with aware...
07/09/2026

September is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. This month is a reminder that cervical cancer prevention starts with awareness and action.
Know about HPV.
Know about vaccination.
Know about cervical screening.
Know what to do if your screening result is abnormal.
Don't wait until cancer becomes the conversation. Make prevention part of yours.

04/09/2026

When was your last Pap smear?
If you are due for cervical screening, don't keep putting it off.
A Pap smear can help detect abnormal cervical cell changes, allowing them to be investigated and managed before they potentially progress.

31/08/2026

Routine checkups aren't only for when something feels wrong. They are an important part of staying proactive about your health.

28/08/2026

A few minutes today can be an important part of looking after your cervical health. A Pap smear is a screening procedure used to check for abnormal changes in cells of the cervix. If you are due for cervical screening, don't let fear or a busy schedule keep you from making your appointment.

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