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Causes Of Moderate Dyskaryosis
I have just recieved my results from my recent smear and it says I have moderate dyskaryosis, I have been reading about this on the internet and it says that it is caused by hpv which is transmitted sexually?? All my previous smears have been clear and I found out that 12 months ago my partner had an affair could this be the reason why my smear results have now come back as having moderate dyskaryosis?
Sun, 6 Mar 2011
yes dear, dont worry so much on a histopathological finding.u must go for a HPV test, to check for further infection, kindly consult ur gynaecologist.
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Moderate dyskaryosis is a histopathological finding about the state of the cells of the cervix at the time the smear was taken.It can occur due to some reasons out of which hpv is one of them.It also occurs due to multiple partners,long term unprotected sex,infections,white discharge etc.HPV has to be tested for to determine whether that is the cause or not.If your partner had an affair you definitely have exposure.Please get tested for hpv and see your doctor about further management.A colposcopy may be required to see if there is more infection.
Moderate dyskaryosis is a histopathological finding about the state of the cells of the cervix at the time the smear was taken.It can occur due to some reasons out of which hpv is one of them.It also occurs due to multiple partners,long term unprotected sex,infections,white discharge etc.HPV has to be tested for to determine whether that is the cause or not.If your partner had an affair you definitely have exposure.Please get tested for hpv and see your doctor about further management.A colposcopy may be required to see if there is more infection.
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