Understanding Pap Smear Results: Factors Affecting Accuracy
Pap smear issues Hello, Doctor. I have already asked you a question, and you replied to me. At that time, you suggested that I discuss with the physician who performed my Pap smear to see if the condition of my cervix at the time of the examination would affect the results. Now, ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, inquirer: The attending physician has their professional judgment. If you have any questions, you may discuss them with them. The content of this website is intended to help you understand related medical conditions but cannot replace a face-to-face diagnosis by a physicia...[Read More] Understanding Pap Smear Results: Factors Affecting Accuracy
Understanding Cervical Cancer Risks: Your Questions Answered
Please ask me about cervical cancer? Hello Doctor, regarding the question I asked previously, reports have stated that having sexual experiences at an early age can increase the risk of cervical cancer by six times, and that if a woman's partner has multiple sexual partners,...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you should have the same opportunities as others, so don't worry. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Cervical Cancer Risks: Your Questions Answered
Understanding Your Negative Pap and HPV Results: What It Means for Cervical Cancer Risk
Both the Pap smear and HPV test results are negative? Hello Doctor, I have another question to ask you. I am 33 years old and have just completed a Pap smear and HPV test, both of which came back negative, indicating no HPV virus. I have also tested negative for HIV. I have been ...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, your condition is just like others, not any worse. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Your Negative Pap and HPV Results: What It Means for Cervical Cancer Risk
Managing Anxiety About Cervical Cancer Risks: A Guide for Women
Worrying all day about having cancer? Hello, doctor. I apologize for not intending to repeat my questions; I just feel that my wording was not precise enough, and I'm concerned about any miscommunication. After making slight adjustments, I kindly ask you to answer these two ...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you are all negative, just like everyone else. Don't worry. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Managing Anxiety About Cervical Cancer Risks: A Guide for Women
Understanding Cervical Cancer Risks: Do Early Sexual Experiences Matter?
Cervical cancer probability issues? Hello Doctor, I am 33 years old and have just completed a Pap smear and HPV test, both of which came back negative, indicating no HPV virus. I had my first sexual experience before the age of 18. I have read reports stating that having early se...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, both tests are negative, and the risk is the same as that of a normal person. It is recommended to have a Pap smear test annually. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Cervical Cancer Risks: Do Early Sexual Experiences Matter?
Understanding Your Negative Pap and HPV Results: Should You Worry?
Both the Pap smear and HPV test results are negative? Hello Doctor, I have another question to ask you. I am 33 years old and have just completed a Pap smear and HPV test, both of which came back negative, indicating no HPV infection. I have also been tested for HIV, which was ne...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, both tests are negative, so the probability is low. However, it is still recommended to have a Pap smear annually. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Your Negative Pap and HPV Results: Should You Worry?
Understanding HPV and Genital Warts: Your Questions Answered
Cauliflower and HPV Hello doctor, I have a round, raised lesion at the lower edge of my vaginal opening that resembles a pimple. It appears transparent and pink (similar in color to the lower edge of the vaginal opening), and it is neither painful nor itchy. It has not grown or m...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you should have seen a gynecologist. Generally, most patients can tell if they have genital warts just by appearance. If there were any, the doctor would have informed you. Being HPV negative is even more reassuring. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding HPV and Genital Warts: Your Questions Answered
Understanding Squamous Papilloma: Is It Contagious and Does It Require Treatment?
Squamous Papilloma Hello Doctor, could you please tell me if this pathology report indicates a contagious condition? Is treatment necessary? I had an HPV test last June that came back normal, and a routine Pap smear at the end of March this year that was also normal. However, I h...
Dr. Huang Zifei Reply:
Dear Little One, Squamous papilloma is considered to result from hyperproliferation of squamous cells. Vulvar squamous papilloma typically presents as exophytic lesions in the vulva and vestibule, mostly asymptomatic, but may occasionally be associated with itching and burning s...[Read More] Understanding Squamous Papilloma: Is It Contagious and Does It Require Treatment?
Understanding Squamous Papilloma: Is It a Sexually Transmitted Infection?
Pathology report slice: Squamous papilloma Is squamous papilloma, as indicated in the pathology report, a type of sexually transmitted infection? Is it contagious? How should it be treated? Last June, my HPV test showed no infection with any type of virus, and my Pap smear was no...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you may consider undergoing electrosurgery or cryotherapy for the cervix, and you might also consider having another HPV test. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Squamous Papilloma: Is It a Sexually Transmitted Infection?
Understanding Abnormal Pap Smear Results: What You Need to Know
Abnormal cervical smear? Hello Doctor, I previously had a Pap smear, and the report indicated an abnormal cervical smear result of 4: Atypical Squamous Cells of Undetermined Significance (ASC-US). Although today is the second day of my menstrual period, I still went to the hospit...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, I have already responded to your question earlier. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Pap Smear Results: What You Need to Know
Understanding Abnormal Pap Smear Results: What You Need to Know
Abnormal cervical smear? Hello Doctor, I previously had a Pap smear, and the report indicated an abnormal cervical Pap result of 4: Atypical Squamous Cells of Undetermined Significance (ASC-US). Although today is the second day of my menstrual period, I still went to the hospital...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, ASCUS (Atypical Squamous Cells of Undetermined Significance) management may vary slightly among physicians, but it generally does not indicate invasive cancer. Please follow your physician's instructions. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Pap Smear Results: What You Need to Know
Why Can't I Find Relief from Vaginal Infections? A Patient's Struggle
Why can't vaginitis be resolved when it is undetectable? Hello, doctor. Since October, I have been experiencing vaginal itching and abnormal discharge, which has persisted until now in January. During this period, I underwent a vaginal pathogen test, and in mid-November, I w...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, I recommend that you consult with a gynecologist who can assess your condition and determine whether to arrange for relevant examinations (such as ultrasound, bacterial culture of secretions, microscopy, urinalysis, X-rays, blood tests, etc.) to ...[Read More] Why Can't I Find Relief from Vaginal Infections? A Patient's Struggle
Understanding CIN3 Pap Results: Insights on Cervical Polyps and Inflammation
The traditional Pap smear shows CIN3, while the biopsy and HPV testing indicate no infection or lesions? Hello Doctor: I received a Pap smear result of CIN3 at the clinic, but after undergoing a biopsy and HPV testing at a major hospital, there were no lesions and no infection wi...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, the Pap smear is only a preliminary diagnosis; everything should be based on the biopsy results. Additionally, your HPV test is negative, so you should continue with outpatient follow-up. As for the polyp, it was likely discovered during the internal examination, and after...[Read More] Understanding CIN3 Pap Results: Insights on Cervical Polyps and Inflammation
Understanding HPV Testing: Positive Results and Treatment Options Explained
HPV testing Hello, doctor. A few days ago, I underwent an HPV test, and the results came back positive for types 62 and 66, and I have lesions on my vulva. I would like to know if this could possibly be genital warts. Additionally, can types 62 and 66 be cleared by the immune sys...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. Warts are caused by HPV types 6 and 11. 2. The likelihood of the immune system producing antibodies against the HPV virus varies from person to person. 3. Currently, there are no related medications; it is recommended to receive the 9-valent HPV vaccine.[Read More] Understanding HPV Testing: Positive Results and Treatment Options Explained
Understanding Inflammation in Pap Smear Results: What You Need to Know
The smear shows inflammation? Hello Doctor, I had a Pap smear done in early November, and today I received a report indicating suspected inflammation, with a recommendation to return for treatment and to have another Pap smear in six months. This is my first experience with infla...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, inflammation should be treated, but it is not necessary to have a Pap smear after six months. HPV testing can be done approximately every 2-3 years. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Inflammation in Pap Smear Results: What You Need to Know
Can You Fully Recover from HPV and Have a Safe Pregnancy?
Will cauliflower heal? Seven years ago, I was diagnosed with a genital wart infection, but I have not experienced any recurrence of symptoms since then. I would like to know if this means I am cured and no longer have the HPV virus in my body. Additionally, I would like to ask if...
Dr. Cai Yonglong Reply:
You should visit the obstetrics and gynecology clinic for an examination and to undergo HPV testing.[Read More] Can You Fully Recover from HPV and Have a Safe Pregnancy?
Can You Fully Recover from HPV Warts? Pregnancy and Risks Explained
Will cauliflower heal? Seven years ago, I was diagnosed with a genital wart infection, but I have not experienced any recurrence of symptoms since then. I would like to know if this means I am cured and no longer have the HPV virus in my body. Additionally, I would like to ask if...
Dr. Cai Yonglong Reply:
You should visit the obstetrics and gynecology clinic for an examination and to undergo HPV testing.[Read More] Can You Fully Recover from HPV Warts? Pregnancy and Risks Explained
Understanding HPV Infection: Risks, Treatments, and Expert Advice
Are there any other recommendations for HPV infection? Hello: I was infected with genital warts in March and underwent electrosurgical treatment. As of now, in November, it seems stable and hasn't been growing. However, I had a Pap smear and HPV test done the day before yest...
Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
If there are no clinical symptoms (such as excessive discharge), electrocautery treatment may not be necessary, as it would not be beneficial. It is recommended to undergo regular follow-up examinations instead. If there are financial constraints, receiving the HPV vaccine can be...[Read More] Understanding HPV Infection: Risks, Treatments, and Expert Advice
Understanding Esophageal Tumor Risks in Newborns and HPV Testing
The probability of infants developing esophageal organ tumors? Hello Dr. Tsao, I would like to inquire about something. I had a natural delivery, but I was informed afterward that I have genital warts. I was really taken aback and didn't understand how the examinations were ...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, if you have genital warts and are concerned about your child potentially contracting them in the throat, it's important to note that infants do not receive the vaccine. It is advisable to take your child to a pediatric otolaryngologist if there are any issues. Wishing...[Read More] Understanding Esophageal Tumor Risks in Newborns and HPV Testing
Understanding Abnormal Pap Smear Results: HPV Testing and Next Steps
Abnormal Pap smear results? Hello Doctor: I recently had a Pap smear at the clinic, and the results were abnormal with a score of 7. If further testing is needed, including HPV testing and colposcopy, can I choose one of the two? Additionally, given my current situation, is it st...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you should undergo a colposcopy with cervical biopsy. As for the HPV vaccine, it is effective only if you are not already infected with HPV. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Pap Smear Results: HPV Testing and Next Steps