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Irregular Pap resultsFrom: brooks4868 (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 29 Nov 2000 18:20:23 -0700
I received a call from my doctor today. She said that there was some irregularity on my Pap smear and that they were not really concerned, but that they wanted me to come back in six months rather than a year for a follow-up exam. I can't remember if she actually used the word "atypia" since that is what jumped into my head while she was talking. She said that coming in too soon after a period and/or using tampons (both occurred here) could have been the cause. I had atypical Pap results in 1988, resulting in cryosurgery, and 1992, in which colposcopy/biopsy turned out ok. Have had normal Paps since then. I always abstain from sex for 3 days before the exams so I imagine that could not have been the cause. I was wondering if perhaps this is rather lax care on the part of my doctor, considering my history. Would like your opinion. Two more questions: Is cervical cancer relatively slow- or fast-growing? I am 32. What is the BEST time to go in for a Pap so this doesn't happen again? I went in soon after my period because my cervix is tight from the cryo so I thought it might be a little more "open" then. I apologize if this has already been asked. I cannot access the web pages at this time. I would very much appreciate an email reply if possible. Thank you very much, Melody
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