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As follow-up after any treatment
for dysplasia, have a Pap smear at 3 months.
If result is negative, repeat a pap
smear every 3 months for 1 year.
If result shows inflammatory changes,
treat dysplasia again and repeat a pap smear at 3 months.
If result is abnormal, one of three
conditions exist: atypical cells of undetermined significance
(ASCUS); mild dysplasia; or moderate/severe dysplasia.
Refer below for these conditions.
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If no history of abnormal Pap
or treatment in 12 months, have a Pap smear at 3
months.
If result is negative, repeat a pap
smear every 6 months for 1 year.
If result shows inflammatory changes,
treat dysplasia and repeat a pap smear at 3 months.
If result is abnormal, one of three
conditions exist: atypical cells of undetermined significance
(ASCUS); mild dysplasia; or moderate/severe dysplasia.
Refer below for these conditions.
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If there’s a history of
abnormal Pap or colposcopy in past 12 months, have
a Pap smear at 3 months.
If result is negative, repeat a pap
smear every 6 months for 1 year.
If result shows inflammatory changes,
treat dysplasia again and repeat a pap smear at 3 months.
If result is abnormal, one of three
conditions exist: atypical cells of undetermined significance
(ASCUS); mild dysplasia; or moderate/severe dysplasia.
Refer below for these condition.
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Atypical Cells of Undetermined
Significance (ASCUS)
If abnormal pap smear result shows ASCUS, a colposcopy
is recommended.
If the result is negative, repeat
another colposcopy in 3 to 6 months.
If the result is positive for mild
ascus, repeat another colposcopy in 3 to 6 months.
If the result is positive for moderate
to severe ascus, your physician should diagnose and treat
the condition.
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Atypical Cells of Undetermined
Significance (ASCUS)
If abnormal pap smear result shows ASCUS, a colposcopy
is recommended.
If the result is negative, repeat
another colposcopy in 6 months.
If the result is positive for mild
ascus, repeat another colposcopy in 6 months.
If the result is positive for moderate
to severe ascus, your physician should diagnose and treat
the condition.
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Atypical Cells of Undetermined
Significance (ASCUS)
If abnormal pap smear result shows ASCUS, a colposcopy
is recommended.
Repeat colposcopy in 6 months.
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Mild Dysplasia
If abnormal pap smear result shows mild dysplasia, a colposcopy
is recommended.
If the result is negative, repeat
another colposcopy in 3 to 6 months.
If the result is positive for mild
dysplasia, repeat another colposcopy in 3 to 6 months.
If the result is positive for moderate
to severe dysplasia, your physician should diagnose and
treat the condition.
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Mild Dysplasia
If abnormal pap smear result shows mild dysplasia, a colposcopy
is recommended.
If the result is negative, repeat
another colposcopy in 6 months.
If the result is positive for mild
dysplasia, repeat another colposcopy in 6 months.
If the result is positive for moderate
to severe dysplasia, your physician should diagnose and
treat the condition.
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Mild Dysplasia
If abnormal pap smear result shows mild dysplasia, a colposcopy
is recommended.
Repeat colposcopy in 6 months.
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Moderate to Severe Dysplasia
If abnormal pap smear result shows moderate to severe dysplasia,
then a colposcopy is recommended.
Your physician should diagnose and
treat the condition.
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Moderate to Severe Dysplasia
If abnormal pap smear result shows moderate to severe dysplasia,
then a colposcopy is recommended.
Your physician should diagnose and
treat the condition.
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Moderate to Severe Dysplasia
If abnormal pap smear result shows moderate to severe dysplasia,
then a colposcopy is recommended.
Your physician should diagnose and
treat the condition.
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