Getting an abnormal pap smear during pregnancy can be worrisome. Don't panic, it won't hurt your baby. Learn what you need to know here.

When you get an abnormal pap smear your doctor might order a colposcopy for more information. Find out what you're in for.

One common cause of an abnormal pap smear is HPV, a virus that can cause warts and/or cancer. Don't get scared, get the facts.

Cervical dysplasia refers to cell changes that cause abnormal pap smears. Learn about the different types and how they're related to cancer.

Anything that contacts the cervix, from intercourse to tampons, can cause abnormal pap smear results. So don't fret - get more information.

If you get an abnormal pap smear, tell your doctor if you're taking something that contains these drugs. They can affect your results.

There's a lot of rumors about what cervical cancer is and how you get it. This short video is packed with good informaiton, separating fact from fiction.

Dr. Ko explains some of the effects of HPV in this graphic video. Talk to your doctor if your abnormal pap smear indicates HPV.

There are several different kinds of abnomal pap smear results. Ask your doctor which type appeared in your pap test.

It's normal to bleed a bit after having a pap smear, abnormal or otherwise. Don't worry unless it's excessive, as this site explains.

Take a look at normal and abnormal pap smear pictures. Ask your doctor which result they see.

Currently there is no treatment for HPV (which can cause an abnormal pap smear), but a therapeutic vaccine is in the works. Fairly technical.

While there is no treatment for HPV, there are options for treating atypical cells that cause abnormal pap smears. Talk to your doctor about them.

Different abnormal pap smear results require different follow-up care. Learn what doctors might do after you get your results.