ASCUS: Ascus is the name for skin changes that are not predictive or diagnostic of hpv or infection. It is just what it is: atypical squamous cells of unknown significance. There is no way to answer your question with any valid facts. I would just follow the advice of your gyn for further testing and monitoring.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Both ?: The hpv test is separate from the ascus diagnosis. A separate test should be done if it was not already done to test for hpv. Inflammation can contribute to ascus. If hpv is positive with ascus, you should undergo a painless procedure called colposcopy. It allows a closer look at the cervix and may localize the source of the inflammatory cells (ascus).
Answered 7/18/2013
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