Cervical cell changes
Cervical cell changes are precancerous changes known as dysplasia. There are several grades of increasing severity. Whether the cell changes should be treated depends on how severe they are and which type of HPV you have.
About cervical cell changes
Cervical cell changes are precancerous changes known as dysplasia. There are several grades of increasing severity. Whether they should be treated depends on how severe they are and which type of HPV you have.
Over 25,000 women each year are found to have abnormal cervical cells. About 3,000 are treated for cell changes, while about 300 are diagnosed with cervical cancer annually.
Cervical cancer usually develops over several years.
HPV screening every five years saves lives. If HPV or cell changes are detected or treated, you will be followed more closely. Contact us or book an appointment for a smear or to speak with a gynaecologist.
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