ASCUS and Bumps on my private area??? HELP PLEASE!!?

I went to the health clinic not to long ago and i found out that i had a yeast infection and another infection called ASCUS... i dont even know what that is..can someone please tell me what it is??? and i have like little bumps on and around my private area but when i asked the nurse what it was she said it was just from where i irritated myself by scratching when i had my yeast infection and that it would go away...i dont have a yeast infection anymore but i still have these bumps how can i get rid of them???

Did search on the internet.

First Web site:
What Do ASCUS Pap Smears Mean?


An ASCUS pap smear result is considered to be mildly abnormal. This is the most common type of abnormal Pap smear. ASCUS stands for Atypical Cells of Undetermined Significance,and basically means there were mild cellular changes and the the cause in unknown.

The first step in managing an ASCUS Pap smear is to repeat the Pap test. Many times a slight infection or cervical inflammation may causes a Pap to come back as ASCUS. The Pap may be repeated immediately or within 4-6 months. The doctor may prescribe an antibiotic to clear up any possible infection prior to the repeat Pap.

Remember to not have sex, douche, or use tampons 24-48 hours prior to the Pap smear test. These can often give false results.

The bottom line is that there is no immediate cervical cancer risk in an ASCUS Pap smear. It is very important to follow up with a repeat Pap smear or colposcopy if your doctor orders.

Second web site:
ASCUS: An acronym for Atypical Squamous Cells of Undetermined Significance. This term is used in the Bethesda System for reporting Pap smear findings and indicates that some flat (squamous) cells look unusual and may or may not be pre-malignant or malignant. Of all Pap tests with an ASCUS reading, 90-95% are caused by benign conditions, chiefly infections. The remaining 5-10% prove to be precancer or cancer.