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Second papsmear came ASCUS with HPV ngtv

2023-04-09 04:41:54
Hi , my second Pap smear came ASCUS with HPV negative, in 2020 my pap report came ASCUS with HPV negative again in 2023 same result. Dr did not suggested COLPOSCOPY. She told me to do next Pap smear In 1 year. My concern is why it came ASCUS again. Is there any health concern? I am worried ...
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Dont worry follow ur dr

Answered2023-04-09 05:10:08

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Better to go for colposcopy as it remained ascus in 3 years.

Answered2023-04-10 03:20:29

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Answered2023-04-09 05:25:54

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Ascus means atypical squamous cells of undeterred significance Since hpv dna is negative Nothing much to worry u can go fr colposcopy

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