PAP and HPV

2018-09-28 11:50:40
I had my first PAP a few weeks ago and my doctor found "A-Typical cells of uncertain significance." Does this mean that I have some type of HPV for certain or could it turn out to be something else? Is there any chance that I don't have HPV?
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At age of 20 years, pap test has no significance.  After age  25 or 3 years later of sexual activity do it. For all detailed information and consultation please follow the link www.prac.to/drdigvijay.

Answered2018-09-28 12:52:51

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Get HPV testing done in concordance wit your doc

Answered2018-09-28 12:50:02

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HPV testing is also available. Connect with me for online consultation for details

Answered2018-09-28 12:08:09

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If you are sexually active , you can have HPV infection so nothing to worry about that. Repeat your cytology and you should opt for HPV vaccination

Answered2018-09-28 13:42:06

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