Patient's question:
I get a gynecological examination every year, and I have always been healthy. But this time, a thorough examination revealed what is a Pap smear grade 2?Doctor's answer:
The current detailed examination results are actually based on Pap smears to determine cervical cancer, with cervical inflammation being a screening indicator. This involves judging the cells through staining, color appearance, and size. The preliminary results indicate only a common bacterial infection. At the third grade, caution is required, as there is a possibility of pathological cells among the inflammatory cells. The fifth grade indicates a higher risk of cervical cancer.