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Ascus pap w/hpv high risk. biopsy says ectocerv. squamous mucosa w/inflm. n reactive changes. what's this indicate? doc said bact. vaginosis. i disagr
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ASCUS: It indicates that you do not have precancerous condition, but the follow up is indicated since hpv was detected and ascus was identified. Bacterial vaginosis can be detected by pap and is easely treatable and completely benign condition. Protected sex is advised.
Answered 8/12/2016
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