Henry L. asked

👶  Ob Gyn

What does an ASC-US Pap, high-risk HPV positive but negative for types 16, 18, and 45, plus a colposcopy result of koilocytosis atypical-HPV cytopathic effect but no dysplasia or neoplasia detected, imply? How should I interpret the implications of this diagnosis, including the potential for HPV to clear on its own, the possibility of it going dormant, and the implications for future screenings and potential transmission?

September 3rd, 2024

Cheryl B. answered

An ASC-US Pap result indicates cell changes in the outer layer of the cervix, and a positive high-ri...

September 3rd, 2024

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