If hpv positive and abnormal pap smear with atypical squamous cells with undetermined significance? - atypical cervical cells
If HPV positive and Pap smear abnormalities, atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance, undergo a colposcopy in detail what this means, that with this diagnosis. I will be at risk of cancer of the cervix
Atypical Cervical Cells If Hpv Positive And Abnormal Pap Smear With Atypical Squamous Cells With Undetermined Significance?
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ASCUS, HPV +
This means that you seemed to PAP, the last few years, the sample of cells taken a "bit off". This may occur for a variety of reasons, but it is often associated with HPV infections. Normal ---- ---- L ASCUS (Grade OW) SIL ---- H (degrees IPC) SIL categories are caused by the gravity of the cellular changes caused by HPV.
A colposcopy allows the document to see better in the field to request changes in the photoreceptor cells. It gives your paper a better understanding of exactly what happens to you.
That's what you should know:
"HPV is the most common sexually transmitted diseases in the world and by the age midway between 80-90% of the population were from a strain of HPV-infected
- Most people will contract HPV, particularly young women, who (to heal within 18 months without treatment, both documents expects someone to treat HPV, which can be painful to the routine Pap below shows the same) ... Why treat someone if they are more likely to heal.
"Most women who continue toLSIL to move free of viruses themselves will, of course ... The same goes for those who progress to HSIL. However, the progression of ASCUS LSIL or more indicates an infection with HPV, which should continue and be monitored carefully. Many opt for the treatment of stage LSIL lesions.
"The HPV virus is a slow movement. Is in the rare cases where HPV is she 20 years on average, the acquisition of HPV in the diagnosis of cancer of the cervix. With regular Pap tests, you can be sure that it is unlikely that audible alarms can cause cancer of the cervix, but the doctor has been brought forward and to avoid treatment of lesions of cervical cancer. In the immune system for other reasons, to proceed more quickly (HIV, chemotherapy / radiation, etc..)
You must be sure that ASCUS long before the risk of cancer of the cervix. I suggest you talk to your lecture about their concerns when they are in colposcopy. Must be able to provide further assurance that the cancer of the cervix is a long way.
Take care
You need which type of HPV can be found, and in vinegar colpscopy in cells to see if they are white - if not then we have a chance to precancerous or cancerous cells, then a biopsy will know about it.
If you have HPV types 16 and 18, are both likely) as well as cancer of the cervix (70% probability. And types 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. means you 90% chance of genital warts and those that are not present.
The other 26 HPV types (I think its 26), all likely to disappear by itself. If your immune system is strong enough body - we are fighting.
Good luck to you! I have exactly the same thing too!
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