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Will a pap smear show if there are abnormal cells of the cervix?
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Yes: Yes, a pap smear is a routine screening test recommended for all females of certain age groups. During a pap smear, your physician swabbed your cervix and has sent the specimen to the pathologist who will assess for the presence of any abnormal cells. Speak to your doctor about the test results.
Answered 4/16/2014
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