Severe Dyskaryosis, Small Lesion On Cervix. Smear Test Done. Cervical Cancer?
i have just received a letter after having a smear test. it stated i have something called severe dyskaryosis . I am 30 and it is my first smear test so i am worried this may have progressed to cancer already. the letter stated the hospital will be in touch within 2 weeks to arrange further tests. the nurse who did the smear mentioned a small lesion on my cervices, could this be cancer?
Hello, Welcome to HCM,
Firstly, according to the Bethesda system of reporting a pap smear, 'Dyskaryosis ' is not allowed to be used.
It should be stated whether there is any intraepithelial lesion or not. If the lesion is present, then, it has to be stated, what type of lesion it is.
SO, the reporting is incomplete. Consult with your gynecologist for repeat pap smear.
But, Dyskaryosis indicates increased possibility of cancer. It should be confirmed by histopathological examination.
Regards.
Dr. Arindam Das
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Severe Dyskaryosis, Small Lesion On Cervix. Smear Test Done. Cervical Cancer?
Hello, Welcome to HCM, Firstly, according to the Bethesda system of reporting a pap smear, Dyskaryosis is not allowed to be used. It should be stated whether there is any intraepithelial lesion or not. If the lesion is present, then, it has to be stated, what type of lesion it is. SO, the reporting is incomplete. Consult with your gynecologist for repeat pap smear. But, Dyskaryosis indicates increased possibility of cancer. It should be confirmed by histopathological examination. Regards. Dr. Arindam Das