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Sign up with FacebookHPV treatment as well as cervical cancer screening and diagnosis are usually handled by a gynecologist, a physician who specializes in diseases and conditions of the female reproductive system. If you or a loved one is found to have cervical cancer, consult a gynecologic oncologist, a cancer specialist who focuses on cancers of the female reproductive system. If a gynecologic oncologist is not available or if your cancer is at a very early stage, a gynecologist, gynecologic surgeon, or radiation oncologist may oversee your care. Check with academic medical centers (teaching hospitals) in your local area or region; they can often provide the best, most up-to-date care available, often free or on a sliding scale based on your income.
Some internal medicine physicians may be able to administer Pap smears. In addition, your internist or family care physician may be able to offer HPV vaccinations.