when i had a pap smear test two years ago, i was told i had abnormal cells. I had another test and all is ok?

Answer 1

Then you have nothing to worry about.
You should continue to monitor it with annual testing.
An ounce of protection is worth a pound of cure.

Answer 2

It's true, sometimes "bad" cells can go away on their own,or the initial abnormal reading can be afftected by too vigourously cleaning your goods, sex the night before, or just recently having a baby. My OB-GYN told me that with young women, in their 20's, this is very common. I had an abnormal after my son was born and then three months later, my results were normal. The only thing is, if you have an abnormal one, have your doc explain the results in detail to you, as there are varying degrees of abnormal, and also, if you have an abnormal pap, you're supposed to go back sooner than two years later, just to check. Cervical cancer is no good. Also, if you qualify, get a gardasil shot, the immunization against hpv that so many crazy right wingers say gives girls a license to be flloozies, because in truth, it gives girls/women a right not to get cervical cancer later. Ask your doc or call planned parenthood.

Answer 3

Sometimes the abnormality can go away on its own, but I would recommend getting clarification on this result to make sure that there wasn't a mistake with the lab results.

Answer 4

i was the same as you and everything has turned out OK for me but my doctor wants me to have one every year from now on......