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Vaginal n ovary pain under doc care but a 2nd ascus hpv high risk+ pap n have scheduled colp. could pain be related to abnormal cell thing goin on?
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Not likely: Abnormal cells on your cervix are microscopic. That is why a colposcopy is needed to see them and take biopsies. These abnormal cells do not cause pain.
Answered 6/16/2014
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