Question 1

i had a suspicious mammogram and abnormal cells with pap smear. i amscheduled for further mamo and another pap. the 2 togethter worrisome or coincident?

Accepted Answer

Mammogram/Pap: They are most likely coincidental. A suspicious mammogram and abnormal cells in pap are findings on these screening tests, and they don't confirm the presence of cancer. But rarely certain types of breast cancer can metastasize to the uterine cervix. You definitely do need to follow up and find out what these findings really are.

Question 2

what is another check-up a woman should get every year beside a pap smear and mammogram?

Accepted Answer

Pelvic exam: A woman over 35 needs a pelvic exam including a bimanual and rectovaginal examination yearly. Your pap smear, if normal, may not need to be yearly.

Question 3

hi, i need to have pap smear and mammogram done. where can i go. i am based in houghton.

Accepted Answer

Try insurer website: Years ago, listings used to be available only in printed form. By the turn of the century, lists had become available online everywhere. Now, some lists are only online, and no longer printed. Local medical societies, hospitals, insurance companies usually list medical doctors by name, specialty, and location. In general, all primary care doctors do check-ups, Pap smears, and can order mammograms.

Question 4

which is the other thing a woman should get every year beside a pap smear and mammogram?

Accepted Answer

Depends on age: At your age you need pap but if the pap is normal 2-3 years in a row you can do it less often. Mammogram is recommended after age 50. You may wish to check blood lipids, blood sugar and take vaccinations as needed. See this site for more information.
http://www.cdc.gov/aging/.

Question 5

will alcohol effect a pap smear and mammogram?

Accepted Answer

No: I wish they were all so easy to answer. I hope you limit your alcohol intake to what truly makes you happy, and if you should feel your drinking becoming compulsive or a way of coping with difficulties you can manage in some better way, that you'll decide to stop. And i hope you'll forgive me if my last remark was out of line. Especially, i'm glad you're keeping up your health maintenance.

Question 6

i scheduled an appointment to get three tests done: pap smear, mammogram and cholesterol testing. what can i expect?

Accepted Answer

Data: You can expect to be told that you do or don't have abnormal cells in your cervix, that you do or don't have abnormal calcifications in your breast, and that your cholesterol is healthy or high. Good luck. You're smart to get tested.

Question 7

i had a colposcopy two days ago because my pap smear came back with high grade abnormal cells. the day i had it afterwards i was in horrendous pain with cramping. the next day the cramping went away but now i have a tender abdomen and side pain.

Accepted Answer

You need evaluation : You need to see your obgyn and also need some imaging ASAP ,I am concerned more about your tender abdomen ,I think something else is going on besides abn Pap smear and I donot think so it has anything to do with your colposcopy

Question 8

if i go to the doctor, when do they have to do a pelvic exam/pap smear/mammogram?

Accepted Answer

Yearly mammogram: It is recommended that women over 40 get a yearly mammogram with a clinical breast examination. As far as the frequency of pelvic exam and pap smear it would be best to check with your primary health care provider or gynecologist. Perhaps another expert on HealthTap can answer that for you.

Question 9

where can i go to get a mammogram test done? i have tenderness in my right breast and i can feel a lump. ive never gone for a mammogram or pap smear. according to my health benefits i can get the test done but i dont know where to start

Accepted Answer

Mammogram: Our service does not provide this information and there is no indication where you are. I suggest getting in contact with your health plan.  A breast lump should be evaluated by a doctor first.

Question 10

what does it mean to have abnormal cells on your pap smear? i was told i had dysplasia cells? should i worry?

Accepted Answer

Follow advice: Worrying is not useful. Follow your doctor's advice for follow up tests. Disposals is reversible and may go away.
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I had a suspicious mamogram and abnormal cells with pap smear i amscheduled for further mamo and another pap the 2 togethter worrisome or coincident

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I had a suspicious mammogram and abnormal cells with pap smear. i amscheduled for further mamo and another pap. the 2 togethter worrisome or coincident?

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What is another check-up a woman should get every year beside a pap smear and mammogram?

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Hi, i need to have pap smear and mammogram done. where can i go. i am based in houghton.

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Which is the other thing a woman should get every year beside a pap smear and mammogram?

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Will alcohol effect a pap smear and mammogram?

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I scheduled an appointment to get three tests done: pap smear, mammogram and cholesterol testing. what can i expect?

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I had a colposcopy two days ago because my pap smear came back with high grade abnormal cells. the day i had it afterwards i was in horrendous pain with cramping. the next day the cramping went away but now i have a tender abdomen and side pain.

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If i go to the doctor, when do they have to do a pelvic exam/pap smear/mammogram?

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Where can i go to get a mammogram test done? i have tenderness in my right breast and i can feel a lump. ive never gone for a mammogram or pap smear. according to my health benefits i can get the test done but i dont know where to start

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What does it mean to have abnormal cells on your pap smear? i was told i had dysplasia cells? should i worry?

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