Nuclear changes to squamous cell does this mean cervical cancer

Hi and welcome to the Online Community. I have a different type of cancer to you (womb) I'm not medically trained  but I think if they'd found anything after your Colposcopy and punch biopsy you'd be referred for more testing.

It might be an idea to give your GP a call for clarification. In the meantime the other members here hopefully will be along to chat soon.

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Thankyou for your reply ive been referred for a another scan on my ovaries as i mentioned i feel like i have a cyst also i only had the colposcopy a week and punch biopsy so im waiting for the results,  However i got a copy of my gps letter from the colposcopy clinician saying that i was referred for the colposcopy originally because of abnormal smear results with nuclear changes to squamous cells and have been wondering since if this means i have cancer. Years ago 6 years sgo i had thyroid cancer but had my thyroid plus cancer removed and went through early menopause and have taken HRT since .