Question: In August my OBGYN found an irregular pap smear. They told me to come back around now. Some cells didn't look right. I have general anxiety disorder and OCD so this type of waiting doesn't help!!! I still feel some symptoms I did during that appointment. Odor in urine. frequent urination, itching. The Clotrimazol cream helps. I get it right before my "period" each month (Lo Loestrin I'm 36). I am on a bunch of medications (Amlidopine, Atvorastatin, Lavothyroxin, ranitadine, and Lo Loestrin) and have for over a year tested high white blood cells. I also am pre-diabetic. My husband and I are HS sweethearts. Each other's 1 and only lovers. Possibly allergic to his bodywash.

The nurse said it was a normal abnormality when testing for HPV. That test was negative in August. Again, my husband and I have only ever had sex with each other. An STD/STI is impossible.

She said it was a very small abnormality that usually fixes itself. My fear is what if there is no change or it's worse? Given the sexual history, doesn't that basically leave my options as "healed self" or "cancer"? No one is telling me what they could mean. But, they know about the anxiety. All I get is "usually in these cases when it's this minor it heals itself". She said a UTI or yeast infection won't show in this test. Won't effect the cells tested.

They won't let me upload but here are the rest from the doctor's page:

FINAL GYN CYTOLOGY REPORT

RESULTS/INTERPRETATION
NEGATIVE FOR INTRAEPITHELIAL LESION OR MALIGNANCY

HPV INT/HIGH RISK RESULTS
HPV NEGATIVE


Specimen Adequacy:
Satisfactory for evaluation, endocervical/transformation zone component present.

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Specimen Source: Cervix/Endocervix
Clinical Information: N/A
Date LMP: amenorrhea on ocp's
HRT Therapy: Birth Control
History of Abnormal Pap: None or N/A
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Gynecologic cytology by Pap smear or monolayer preparation(SurePAP) is a screening procedure subject to both false negative and false positive results. Published data demonstrate that zero error performance can never be attained with this test so that a negative result does not absolutely exclude the presence of an abnormality. The Pap smear/monolayer is most reliable in detecting the presence of an abnormality when adequate samples are collected at regular intervals. Results must always be interpreted in the context of the prior history and current clinical status of the patient.

This liquid based Sure Path pap test was screened with the assistance of an image guided system

Electronically Signed 6/30/2015 11:17 AM XXXXXXX Nalewajek,CT(ASCP)
Cytotechnologist

CPT Codes: 88175
                                             

RESULT NOTE Clinical Information : N/A