Inconclusive Pap Test

An inconclusive pap test makes it hard to determine if a genital wart or cervical cancer is present. CDC and the American Cancer Society have established guidelines for the management of women with this situation. The following are considered reliable and feasible: a repeat examination twice over a 4 to 8 month time frame, examination of cervix via colposcopy and biopsy, and testing for HPV. An inconclusive pap test makes it hard to determine if a genital wart or cervical cancer is present.

Abnormal HPV Pap Smear

Abnormal Pap Smear Cells

Bleeding After Pap Smear

Causes Of Abnormal Pap Smear

Inconclusive Pap Test

New Pap Smear

Pap Smear Biopsy

Pap Smear Diagnosis

Pap Smear Frequency

Thin Prep Pap Smear

Inconclusive Pap Test

Genital Wart, Cervical Cancer

An undetermined cytology means that the pathologist found the specimen incomplete, indefinable, or unclear due to obstruction. Sometimes a miniscule cellular change may be borderline and depending upon the clinician it is either normal or an atypical squamous cell of undetermined significance. An inconclusive pap test makes it hard to determine if a genital wart or cervical cancer is present.

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