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A member asked:
I was told that my pap smear was abnormal due to inflammation on cells and i have to get a cloposcopy done. should i worry?
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Don't worry, but ask: Worry will not help anything, but you definitely do want to ask your provider to take the time to fully explain everything about the results of the pap smear and the followup testing. Don't be afraid to ask until you understand - that's an important part of healthcare. Then, whatever you learn - follow suggestions and stay alert. Still, whatever it is - worry is not helpful. Do your best!
Answered 10/19/2016
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