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Pap smear- ascus. sent for high risk hpv - came back positive. in the hpv test results it says flag then a under it. what does all of this info mean?
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Recommend: a colposcope exam of the cervix to look with a 10x magnification of cervix, for potential pre cancerous cells that can be treated to prevent cervical cancer.
Answered 1/5/2019
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Needs follow-up: High risk HPV warrants close monitoring with repeat PAPs or as has been suggested, a colposcopic examination to identify any abnormal areas and treating those. In any case, please follow your doctor's advise for follow-up. You should still take HPV vaccine to prevent infection with other strains of HPV.
Answered 12/29/2018
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