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Colpo results. can someone explain what they mean? should i be worried? endocervical curretings: predominately mucus with scant clusters of benign cervical glandular cells?
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No cancer was seen in the specimen submitted to the laboratory. Follow your doctor's instructions for repeat PAP smear tests. Wish you good health!
Answered 2/25/2022
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Those are reassuring results. I am assuming based on omission that they did not take any other cervical biopsies in addition to the curettage? Depending on your pap smear and HPV results, you may need to repeat your pap smear sooner than the regular interval for your age (starting at age 30, pap smear is every 5 years if subsequently normal).
Answered 2/28/2022
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