Not likely: But, you need to follow this closely with repeat examinations. This abnormal test is a sign of a precancerous condition (likely related to the hpv virus) that can eventually transform into a cancer if it doesn't go away on its own or doesn't get treated.
Answered 3/30/2013
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Unlikely: Pap smear has various grades of abnormality from bad grade of abnormality with cancer cells to low grade abnormality of atypical cell most likely yours which need close observation and that will not not lead to cancer. (as in your case ) follow your doctors advice , if you are not sure or uncertain take a second opinion to keep your mind at peace. Good luck.
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