1. ASCUS/LSIL results in pregnancy should be repeated 3 months after delivery. 2. Colposcopy should be recommended within 4 weeks for HSIL, ASC-H and AGC in pregnancy. 3. Cervical canal scraping is not recommended in pregnancy. If low grade lesions (ASCUS, LSIL) are found during pregnancy, the cytology should be repeated 3 months after delivery because the chance of developing cervical cancer during pregnancy is very low in this group of patients and therefore safe. In case of HSIL, ASC-H, AGC, colposcopic evaluation is mandatory. If colposcopy is unsatisfactory early in pregnancy, it should be repeated after 20 weeks of gestation because of the physiological changes in the cervix, which itself changes and becomes more visible as the squamocolumnar junction occurs during pregnancy. A biopsy should be performed if CIN3 or cancer is suspected, and evidence suggests that biopsy during pregnancy is not harmful. Women with high levels of lesions during pregnancy should be examined by an experienced colposcopist.