Gynecologic Cancer Prevention in Morales, Izabal
Detect Cancer Before It Starts
Pap smear and colposcopy with EVA technology for early diagnosis. Cervical cancer is 100% preventable when caught in time.
When do you need these tests?
It’s been more than 1 year since your last Pap smear
Your Pap smear was abnormal and you need a colposcopy
Bleeding after sexual intercourse
You have a positive HPV (Human Papillomavirus) test
⚡ Appointments Monday–Friday | Results in 7–10 days
years performing Pap smears and colposcopies
Pap smear accessible to all
state-of-the-art specialized colposcope
preventable when detected early
Early Detection of
Cervical Cancer
From screening Pap smears to diagnostic colposcopy and biopsy, we cover every step to protect you from gynecologic cancer.
Pap Smear (Cervical Cytology)
The most important screening test
Simple, quick test that examines cervical cells under a microscope to detect abnormal changes BEFORE they become cancer. The most effective prevention exam in medicine.
Main Benefits:
- Detects precancerous lesions 5–10 years before cancer
- Quick (5 minutes) and painless procedure
- Has saved millions of lives since its invention
- Accessible cost Q100—minimal investment, maximum benefit
- Recommended every 1–3 years depending on age and results
70%
reduction in cervical cancer deaths with Pap smear
Ideal For:
Women 21–65 or 3 years after sexual debut
The single most important test a woman can have—Q100 can save your life
Colposcopy with EVA Colposcope
Specialized microscopic evaluation
Exam with a specialized microscope (colposcope) that magnifies the cervix 10–40x to precisely identify abnormal lesions. Performed when the Pap smear is abnormal or there is suspicious bleeding.
Main Benefits:
- Identifies EXACTLY where abnormal lesions are
- Enables biopsy from the precise site (not blind)
- Distinguishes benign from precancerous lesions
- Avoids unnecessary treatments (treat only what’s needed)
- In-office procedure—no hospitalization required
EVA
state-of-the-art colposcope
Ideal For:
Abnormal Pap, HPV positive, postcoital bleeding
Few gynecologists in Izabal have an EVA colposcope—cutting-edge tech
Cervical Biopsy
Definitive diagnosis of lesions
Small tissue sample taken from the cervix for analysis by a pathologist. The only method that provides a DEFINITIVE diagnosis of precancerous lesions or cancer. Performed under colposcopic guidance.
Main Benefits:
- Definitive histologic diagnosis (not just cytology)
- Determines the exact grade of lesion (LSIL, HSIL, cancer)
- Guides appropriate treatment based on severity
- Quick procedure with local anesthesia
- Results in 7–14 days from the pathology lab
100%
required for definitive diagnosis
Ideal For:
Abnormal colposcopy, visible lesions, HSIL+ Pap
Biopsy guided by EVA colposcopy—millimetric precision
HPV Follow-up (Human Papillomavirus)
Management of HPV infection
Evaluation and follow-up for women with positive HPV. HPV causes 99% of cervical cancers, but most infections resolve on their own. We monitor to detect the few cases that progress.
Main Benefits:
- Differentiates low-risk HPV (warts) from high-risk (cancer)
- Follow-up protocol to detect early progression
- Education about HPV and sexual transmission
- Peace of mind—most HPV clears in 1–2 years
- Timely treatment if precancerous lesions appear
80%
of HPV resolves spontaneously within 2 years
Ideal For:
Women with a positive HPV result
HPV is not a cancer sentence—with proper follow-up we prevent complications
Breast Biopsy
Evaluation of breast nodules
Procedure to obtain a tissue sample from a palpable breast nodule or mass. Performed when there is a suspicious finding on palpation or breast ultrasound to rule out breast cancer.
Main Benefits:
- Definitive diagnosis of breast nodules
- Distinguishes benign (fibroadenoma) from malignant lesions
- Outpatient procedure with local anesthesia
- Avoids unnecessary surgery if benign
- Guides timely treatment if malignant
80%
of breast nodules are benign
Ideal For:
Palpable nodule, ultrasound mass, bloody nipple discharge
Early detection of breast cancer saves lives—don’t ignore lumps
Follow-up for Precancerous Lesions
Monitoring until resolution or treatment
Follow-up protocol for diagnosed precancerous lesions (LSIL, HSIL). Includes Pap smears and colposcopy every 3–6 months until the lesion returns to normal or requires treatment.
Main Benefits:
- Avoids unnecessary treatment in LSIL (80% regress)
- Detects early progression requiring treatment
- Protocol based on international guidelines
- Coordination with oncology if needed
- Photographic documentation to compare evolution
90%
of LSIL regress to normal without treatment
Ideal For:
LSIL, ASCUS, post-treatment HSIL
Not every case needs surgery—experience to know when to observe and when to treat
Education & Prevention
Know your risk and how to prevent it
Educational visit about cervical cancer risk factors, the importance of Pap smears, HPV, and preventive measures. Ideal for young women or those who have never had a Pap smear.
Main Benefits:
- Understand what cervical cancer is and how to prevent it
- Information on HPV vaccine (for teenage daughters)
- Demystifies fears about the Pap smear
- Personalized preventive screening schedule
- Motivation to start regular check-ups
100%
preventable with early detection
Ideal For:
Women with no prior Pap smear, adolescents, family education
Knowledge is power—when you understand why it matters, you take better care of yourself
From Prevention to
Definitive Diagnosis
Complete cervical cancer detection protocol—from screening Pap smear to treatment if needed. In Morales, with cutting-edge technology.
Screening Pap Smear (Q100)
First step for every woman. A simple 5-minute test that detects abnormal cells before they become cancer. Results in 7–10 days.
Colposcopy if Pap Is Abnormal (Q650)
If your Pap smear is altered, EVA colposcopy magnifies the cervix to see EXACTLY where the lesion is and to take a guided biopsy from the precise site.
Biopsy for Definitive Diagnosis
Biopsy analyzed by a pathologist provides the DEFINITIVE diagnosis of lesion type and severity. This determines whether you need treatment or just follow-up. Results in 7–14 days.
Treatment or Follow-up Based on Results
Mild lesions (LSIL) generally require follow-up only. Severe lesions (HSIL) require outpatient treatment. We guide you every step until complete resolution.
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Specialized Gynecological and Obstetric Care in Morales, Izabal
Centro Médico El Naranjo
Centro Comercial El Comisariato, Zona 0Modern offices in the heart of Morales, Izabal
Office Hours
Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Emergency Care
24/5 obstetric and gynecological emergencies Monday through Friday
Coverage Areas
Morales
- • Downtown Morales
- • All villages in Morales
- • Surrounding communities
Departmental Coverage
- • Puerto Barrios
- • Livingston
- • El Estor
- • Los Amates
- • All Izabal department
International Patients
- • Belize
- • Honduras
- • Bilingual care Spanish-English
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