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Can you tell me more about cervical degeneration & hyperplasia?
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Cell changes: Both of these terms can be used to describe bnign changes on a pap tst or biopsy that are not totally normal, but not cancer. They may be relatd to hormonal or inflammatory changes, but are not specific.
Answered 8/7/2015
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