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I got my colposcopy results back and it says scant fragments of histologically unremarkable endocerix rare atypical squamous, favor reactive changes. what does this mean?
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"unremarkable endocervical cells" and rare "squamous reactive atypia" essentially is a normal colposcopic finding. A repeat pap smear in a year or so will provide reassurance .
Answered 4/4/2022
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No cancer was seen in the specimen submitted for examination. The specimen may not have been entirely adequate and if your doctor advises , get a repeat colposcopy. Wish you good health!
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