access to testing

What Are the Barriers to Access?

Several barriers can limit access to gynecological testing. These include financial constraints, lack of health insurance, geographical limitations (such as living in rural areas), and cultural stigma. Additionally, limited availability of specialized healthcare providers can also pose a significant challenge.

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