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What Does The Following Pap Smear Result Indicate?
Question: hi my pap semar result say
microscopy
1) ectocervical smear with adequate cellurity shows :- predominantly intermediate and superficial squamous epithelial cells.
mucoid background.
numerous polymorphs and few lymphocytes.
2) endocervical smear with adequate cellularity shows: - intermediate & superficial squamous epitelial cells.
mucoid background with few RBC's
Abundant scattered polymorphs
impression :- 1) Negative for itraepithelial lesion/ malignancy
2) PAP smear with mild inflammation & hemorrhage
wanted to know what it means thanks
microscopy
1) ectocervical smear with adequate cellurity shows :- predominantly intermediate and superficial squamous epithelial cells.
mucoid background.
numerous polymorphs and few lymphocytes.
2) endocervical smear with adequate cellularity shows: - intermediate & superficial squamous epitelial cells.
mucoid background with few RBC's
Abundant scattered polymorphs
impression :- 1) Negative for itraepithelial lesion/ malignancy
2) PAP smear with mild inflammation & hemorrhage
wanted to know what it means thanks
Brief Answer:
no cancer; it may due to infection or injury.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Welcome to HCM.
The findings of PAP smear shows that you have inflammation and hemorrhage. It is negative for malignancy.
In simple terms, this means that you do not have a cervical cancer. There is just reddening and swelling of area with some bleeding (inflammation and hemorrhage).
This is commonly due to infection or an injury. For the treatment, a course of antibiotics (I will prefer doxycycline) may be needed. Consult your local gynecologist for further management.
Hope this helps.
Feel free to ask further.
Thanks.
no cancer; it may due to infection or injury.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Welcome to HCM.
The findings of PAP smear shows that you have inflammation and hemorrhage. It is negative for malignancy.
In simple terms, this means that you do not have a cervical cancer. There is just reddening and swelling of area with some bleeding (inflammation and hemorrhage).
This is commonly due to infection or an injury. For the treatment, a course of antibiotics (I will prefer doxycycline) may be needed. Consult your local gynecologist for further management.
Hope this helps.
Feel free to ask further.
Thanks.
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