No refund for changes will be available should the fare be lower at the time of change. Name changes are allowed subject to a change fee per flight plus any fare difference at the time of change. This is only available via the Call Centres at least (4) hours before the scheduled departure time.o refund for changes will be available should the fare be lower at the time of change. Name changes are allowed subject to a change fee per flight plus any fare difference at the time of change. This is only available via the Call Centres at least (4) hours before the scheduled departure time.
An abnormal result, which requires repeat evaluation every six months, usually suggests minor non-malignant concerns such as infection, inflammation or irritation. Infection with candida (yeast), chlamydia, trichomonas, gardnerella, herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis and human papillomavirus can cause abnormal changes leading to cervicitis (cervical inflammation). If Pap smear results become repetitively abnormal, further evaluation of the cervix can be done by colposcopy. A colposcope magnifies the cervix to make the abnormal areas more visible. Tiny biopsies (pieces of tissue) are taken from these areas, which are examined by a pathologist and graded accordingly.
No. Cancer is usually not the reason why your Pap test is abnormal. The most common reason for an abnormal Pap test is a vaginal or cervical infection that causes changes in the cells of your cervix. Most of these changes can be followed closely until they return to normal. A Pap test is usually done at age 21 unless you have special risk factors. 2  Abnormal results usually mean you have an HPV infection, not cancer. 3  Regular Pap tests and early treatment can prevent most types of cervical cancer.