The pap test identifies the early signs of a number of cervical disorders. It is a simple procedure. Classifications of abnormal results, from mild to severe, are explained below. The cells are more abnormal in appearance. These findings may indicate severe dysplasia or a precancerous condition.
Dysplasia is an error in the formation of new cells.
Dysplasia is not cancer. In every part of the body, cells are getting old and dying, while at the same time, new cells are growing to replace them. This process takes place at a very slow rate, and the change is in various stages constantly. Dysplasia can occur in several places in the body. Modern diagnostic procedures can identify possibly precancerous conditions.