Your Pap test is reported as normal, inconclusive, or abnormal.Normal: A normal Pap test means that abnormal cells have not been detected in the sample from your cervix. This means that it is not likely that cervical cancer is present. It is important to have your next Pap when it is due.Inconclusive (also called ASC-US): An ASC-US result means that your cells don’t look normal, but they don’t look abnormal either. These results may be referred to as inconclusive. 75% of women with an ASC-US result have no abnormal cells on their cervix.Abnormal: Abnormal results indicate that cell changes are likely caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). HPV screening is also tested through the Pap screen. The changes can be mild, moderate or severe. Most women with abnormal cells do not have cancer, but more severe abnormal cells may progress to cancer over time.