What Every Woman Should Know About Cancer Screening
Early detection saves lives—especially when it comes to gynecologic cancers. Routine cancer screenings can identify precancerous changes before symptoms appear, allowing for earlier, more effective treatment. At Garden OB/GYN, our expert team offers personalised screening plans to help you stay proactive and protected. Even if you feel fine, screening matters.
When it comes to cancer, early detection is everything. Many gynecologic cancers don’t show noticeable symptoms in their early stages, which means that by the time you feel something is wrong, it may already be advanced and harder to treat. That’s where routine cancer screenings come in—and why they’re such a powerful tool for protecting your health.
What Is Cancer Screening?
Cancer screening is a preventive test that looks for signs of precancerous or cancerous changes before you experience any symptoms. It’s designed to catch abnormalities early—when treatment is typically simpler, more effective, and less invasive.
At Garden OB/GYN, we understand that proactive care can make all the difference. Our expert team specializes in knowing when to screen and what to look for across all types of gynecologic cancers, including cervical, ovarian, and endometrial cancers.
Why Early Detection Matters
The earlier cancer is found, the better your chances of recovery. Screening allows doctors to:
- Detect changes before symptoms appear
- Start treatment at an earlier stage
- Potentially prevent cancer from progressing
- Offer less aggressive treatment options|
Even if you feel completely healthy, regular screening is one of the most reliable ways to stay ahead of potential health issues.
Personalized Screening at Garden OB/GYN
Not all cancers have standard screening tests, but our providers use advanced technology and personalized care plans to assess your risk and monitor your health. Whether you’re in NYC, Queens, or Long Island, we tailor recommendations based on your age, health history, and family background—so you get the care that’s right for you.
When Should You Be Screened?
- During your annual well-woman visit, we’ll guide you on:
- Which screenings are recommended for your age and health history
- How often you should be tested
- What signs and symptoms to watch for between visits
Even when general screening guidelines don’t apply, our team knows what to look for and when to act.
