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2 of my pap smears showed a moderate inflammation, the rest was normal. doctor has now precribed treatment. should i be worried that 2 showed inflamm?
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Follow up: Continue to have screenings exam as recommended. It is unclear if the Pap smears were done at the same time or what you were treated for. Continue to see you doctor and make a plan that keeps you safe.
Answered 7/6/2016
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