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With the condition of dysplasia, cancer is the next phase after ASCUS, usually caused by the vaginal wart viruses. Low-grade abnormalities may heal by their own, without special treatment, but it is necessary to have regular Pap tests to make sure the problem is not growing. It is impossible to predict the further development of CIN and the causes for this disease are not still studied. With the condition of dysplasia, cancer is the next phase after ASCUS, usually caused by the vaginal wart viruses.

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Dysplasia Cancer

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ASCUS, Vaginal Wart

If the Pap smear results have shown CIN, it means that the cells of the cervix are developing in an unhealthy way, but are not cancerous. There are three stages of CIN and the more severe the abnormality the more likely it is to turn into malignancies. With the condition of dysplasia, cancer is the next phase after ASCUS, usually caused by the vaginal wart viruses.

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