have given birth to 2 children and am planning to have a third. I had a gynecological examination and a PAP test. The results showed abnormal squamous epithelial cells, atypical squamous epithelial cells of undetermined significance (ASCUS), small acinar cells and inflammatory cells. Doctor, can you tell me if the PAP test result is ASCUS, is it okay? I am very worried, I hope the doctor can advise me, thank you doctor.

went to the hospital for cancer screening with the following tests: HPV + Paps. So far, I have received results with HPV positive for high-risk group 12 types, 16 and 18 negative. PAP result: benign cell changes (Benign Changes). Gynecological examination: cervical ectropion. Doctor, please advise me on the results of cervical cancer screening: positive for HPV 12, negative for HPV 16 and 18, is a normal PAP dangerous? Do I need to do any more tests? Thank you doctor.

Hi doctor. Yesterday, I took a test for HbsAg and got a positive result of 1820 (COI). So is my score high or low? Like what should I do to treat the disease?

Not all women infected with genital HPV develop cervical cancer, but persistent infection is thought to be the most important risk factor for cancer. HPV testing prevents cervical cancer.

Cervical cancer is a very common disease, the third most common cancer in women in the world, especially in developing countries. Statistics on many studies in many regions show that more than 90% of cervical cancer cases are related to HPV.

Below is the process of integrating gynecological examination and screening tests at Vinmec system. Customers can refer to the information before coming for medical examination.

HPV virus or Human papillomavirus. This is a type of human papillomavirus that causes warts on the skin, genitals and some types of cancer. HPV virus has many different forms so it can cause many diseases that affect human health.

The most important health care for women aged 40 - 49 is to perform screening tests to detect health problems or diseases that may occur in those who do not have any symptoms. In addition, women aged 40 - 49 should also receive health advice from specialists.

ThinPrep cervical cytology test is a new test introduced in 1996, belonging to automated cytology or liquid based cytology technique, which has advantages over conventional cervical cytology test (PAP).

HPV (Human Papilloma virus) is a common sexually transmitted virus, with many different strains. Some strains can lead to cervical cancer, vaginal cancer, genital warts, or anal and penile cancer.

HPV is one of the sexually transmitted viruses. There are different types of HPV. Some types can cause serious health problems, including cervical cancer in women. However, there is now a vaccine to prevent HPV.