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Pap results with endocervical glandular cells normal or w/ atypical inflammation. will treat & retake test. should i be worried of something serious?

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Dr. Mary David
Dr. Mary Davidanswered
Specializes in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Normal: It is normal to have endocervical glandular cells on the pap of a woman in your age group.You should also have been tested for high risk HPV and if that test was negative there is extremely little risk of a problem. Inflamation is also frequently found on paps and unless there is other evidence an infection it is not necessary to treat. Hope that helps.
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