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A member asked:
I've had positive hrhpv and ascus/lsil in my pap smear before. in recent years, hpv has been negative, but i repeatedly getting reports saying either inadequate sample or absent ec/tz components. i am not pregnant, why can't i get a proper sample?
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With a prior positive "high risk" HPV result, with ASCUS, a colposcopy with directed biopsies may be necessary. Consult with your GYN physician or secure a referral to another GYN physician for a "second opinion".
Answered 9/15/2021
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I've been tryin to get pregnant for over a year now with no results. I have kids. Had a pap smear oct 2011 asc/hpv neg. Could i still get pregnant? What could be the problem? Im 40 years old
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Ayear back and my pap smear report same back as LSIL. This year, the repeat pap came back as Negative for NILM but inflammatory smear. Is the only cause for LSIL HPV? Could it be cause by inflammation or pcos too? Should I be worried ab high risk hpv?
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