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My pap smears show predominantly superficial and intermediate squamous cells along with many neutrophils.few spores and pseudohyphae of candida albica?
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Yeast infection...: Neutrophils and spores / pseudohyphae of candida indicate that you have a "yeast infection".
Answered 1/4/2016
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