Well let's let's talk about the two different tests, I mean, there's two different test kits, so again just mentioned, HPV DNA, which is one test, and then I've mentioned pap smear which is the second test. HPV DNA is as the name suggests, only test for the presence of HPV, but it doesn't look for the presence of cervical cancer changes. So, pap smear, you have to go to your clinic. You have to baring and kangkang besar-besar and the doctor or the nurse will take a swab, make sure that you don't have cancer, HPV DNA test the beauty of it is that you can do it yourself. We give you a cotton bud with a very long, tip, like you do the coronavirus test, you go to the toilet yourself and you perform it yourself so you don't have to have a doctor or nurse with you to do it for you so if you're embarrassed you can do the HPV DNA test. However, the HPV DNA test does not tell you whether this cancerous or not. Even if you don't have HPV. HPV in your system, you still have to go for your regular pap smears. So even if you're even if you have vaccinated yourself against cervical cancer. With the HPV vaccine, you still have to go for regular pap smears. So if the HPV DNA test positive, was 16 or 18, which are the highest risk factors for for cervical cancer, but your pap smear result comes back normal, it's okay for now, but you are at a higher risk for pap for cervical cancer. So usually, talk to your doctors and your doctors will usually advise for you to get a pap smear regularly. Usually every year from then on, forth, because when you are already positive with type 16 Or type 80 You have a higher risk of getting cervical cancer. So that is one of the reasons why, another doctor will advise you to get pap smears more regularly. Right, thank you, but don't worry about it. It doesn't mean that you will get cancer, and the chances of you getting cancer is still quite slim, but you are at a higher risk compared to the rest of the population.