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Pap results: atypical endocervical cells and atypical squaomous cell. dryness severe inflammation, blody smear, bacterial vaginosis. is this dangerous?

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Yes: You'll be told how to follow up so that we can fix this before it presents an imminent threat to your life.

Answered 2/5/2015

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6 months ago i had Pap smear and that was okay. Now im 9 weeks pregnat and I got the result of HSIL and bacterial vaginosis. Can BV affect the pap test? is it possible that after only 6 months my test is so bad? Im so shocked?

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Hi Doctor I received my Pap smear results and second year in a raw it came back with bacterial vaginosis and my hpv results came back positive for other hr-hpv b... should I be worried ?

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What STD's can be detected by a pap smear? How long does it take for results ? Does Pap smear show yeast bacterial vaginosis as well ? Hiv ? UTI?

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Pap smear results. Epithelial cell abnormality, asc-us, endocervical home component present. Partially obscuring inflammation. Normal?

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Pap results with endocervical glandular cells normal or w/ atypical inflammation. Will treat & retake test. Should I be worried of something serious?

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