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What is the meaning benign smear severe inflammation repetitive changes?
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Pap Smear?: An abnormal Pap test does not necessarily mean that cancer cells were found during the examination. There are many causes for abnormal Pap test results, including infection, inflammation related to using a diaphragm or sex, and changes related to your menstrual cycle. Your doctor will evaluate the results to determine if further testing is necessary. Benign means it's not cancerous.
Answered 10/18/2016
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