Colposcopy & Biopsy Results - Atypical Glandular Cells

Cervical screening results
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Hi all xx

I had my annual pap smear on October 1st. Two weeks later, the nurse called me to say that it came back abnormal and that I would need to come in for a Colposcopy and biopsy. I was able to go the same day.

Colposcopy wasn’t too bad, although I felt severe cramps while my doctor was trying to take a sample from my uterus.

The next 2 weeks felt like forever while i waited for the results, I was so anxious and nervous. Yesterday I had my follow up appointment - they found Atypical Glandular Cells, not otherwise specified (AGUS) inside the cervix. My doctor was a little concerned because this is not too common, especially in a 24 year old girl.
On the bright side, all of the samples came back negative and benign, and my HPV went away.

I will need to go back for a smear every 4 months because they need to keep a close eye and monitor for any changes. Has anyone else experienced this? Does AGC go away on its own or do they stay there forever?

All love xx

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How long did it take for your HPV to go away?  

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Just wanted to copy this from my previous answer:

 

Most follow ups after AGC reveal benign/normal findings. The majority of abnormalities that are found are oddly enough CIN1-3. 

A negative HPV result at the time og your AGC lowers the chance of something being abnormal even more.

My biopsy from the cone after AGC revealed something called TEM-cells, tubendometrioid cells. These are cells that sometimes generate after cervical surgery or biopsies. TEM-cells can cause a "false" positive AGC. There are articles about this.

Hopw you are doing well :)