Abnormal Cervical Screening (Pap Smears)
Results from cervical screening tests that indicate potential abnormalities, which may require further evaluation.
At Goldfields Specialists,
We provide comprehensive follow-up and care to ensure your reproductive health is maintained.
An abnormal cervical screening result can be concerning, but it is essential to understand that most abnormalities are not cancerous.
What is Abnormal Cervical Screening (Pap Smears)?
Abnormal cervical screening results occur when cells collected during a Pap smear or HPV test show changes that may indicate infection, inflammation, or precancerous conditions. Follow-up procedures such as colposcopy or biopsy may be recommended to determine the cause and necessary treatment.
Our Specialists
Meet our specialists who can support you with Abnormal Cervical Screening (Pap Smears).
At Goldfields Specialists, our dedicated team of specialists is committed to providing personalised and comprehensive care for every patient. Whether you're seeking treatment for a specific urological or gynaecological condition, our specialists are here to guide you with expert advice and support.
With a wealth of experience in their respective fields, our doctors and specialists work collaboratively to ensure you receive the highest standard of care tailored to your individual needs.
Disclaimer
Results and outcomes of medical treatments at Goldfields Specialists vary by individual, as they depend on each patient's unique circumstances, health status, and lifestyle factors. All medical and surgical procedures involve risks. We discuss these thoroughly during your consultation to ensure you're well-informed. This information is for general purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or a doctor-patient relationship.
For Patients: Before any procedure, it's crucial to understand the risks, benefits, and alternatives by discussing this with your Specialist Surgeon and Gynecologist. We're dedicated to providing you with personalised information to help make informed decisions about your care.
