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Pap smear came back abnormal, what to do?
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Follow-up: It depends on what category of abnormal result it is. There are abnormal results that require monitoring and repeat testing, and there are results that need immediate attention. Ask your gyn as to what type it is and what the next plan of action is.
Answered 8/24/2017
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