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.

The most important risk factor for cervical cancer is infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV). There are more than 100 different types of HPV, however, most types of the virus do not cause cancer. At least 80% of women are exposed to HPV during their lifetime.

HPV is a sexually transmitted disease. It is very possible to get HPV at some point in your life without having any signs or symptoms.

Gynecological examination is very necessary and important for all women, especially those of reproductive age. For women who have their first gynecological examination, they often feel a little worried. However, the examination process is very simple, quick and does not cause much pain.

Cervical cancer often begins with precancerous changes. The first way is to find and treat precancers before they become actual cancers, and the second way is to prevent precancers.

Vaccinated women still need cervical cancer screening because the HPV vaccine does not protect against all types of HPV that cause cervical cancer.

For women who have had gynecological examinations, the examination process and what is examined are clear to everyone. But for women who have had the examination for the first time, especially girls who have not had sex, this is a matter of concern.

HPV virus is the cause of many health problems. This virus not only causes many dangerous diseases in women but also attacks and causes many diseases in men. Currently, there is also an HPV vaccine to prevent diseases caused by HPV virus.

Most women have had at least one gynecological disease, but not everyone has the knowledge about common gynecological diseases in women to detect them early and have a way to treat them.

Genital warts are a sexually transmitted disease caused by the HPV virus. To detect genital warts, patients need to do early diagnostic tests to treat the disease promptly.