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What Does My Pap Smear Report Indicate?
Question: My pap smear reports reads the following -
Microscopy - smear shows mainly intermediate and superficial squamous cells with few polymorphs - no trichomonas or fungal organisms seen
Endocerivcal cells - absent
Koilocytotic cells - Absent
Dysplastic cells - Absent
Malignant cells - Negative for intraephitelial lesion and maligancy
Impression - Reactive cellular changes associated with inflammation
Microscopy - smear shows mainly intermediate and superficial squamous cells with few polymorphs - no trichomonas or fungal organisms seen
Endocerivcal cells - absent
Koilocytotic cells - Absent
Dysplastic cells - Absent
Malignant cells - Negative for intraephitelial lesion and maligancy
Impression - Reactive cellular changes associated with inflammation
Brief Answer:
mild cervicitis.
Detailed Answer:
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Thanks for the query to HCM,
The report shows almost normal report with mild inflammation at cervix caused by mild cervicitis which is treatable with 2 weeks course of antibiotics and abstinence from sex. There is no malignancy at all and no real need to be worried.
Regards
mild cervicitis.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for the query to HCM,
The report shows almost normal report with mild inflammation at cervix caused by mild cervicitis which is treatable with 2 weeks course of antibiotics and abstinence from sex. There is no malignancy at all and no real need to be worried.
Regards
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