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A member asked:
I went for my first smear test last month. it came back as low grade dyskaryosis. can this be cervival cancer? i have all the symptoms
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Cervical Pap Results: Low grade dysplasia is just a warning sign that your cervix is at risk to get cancer. They rank this risk from zero to five. I believe that you have the common number 1 results on that scale. It just means that the doctor will want to do more examination or testing with something like a colposcope. The doctor may also highly recommend that you get the hpv vaccination, gardisil.
Answered 3/22/2020
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