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I'm not pregnant and my epithelial cells were 13-20 /hpf. what is this and what should i be aware of if anything?
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Not to worry: as long as there were no dysplastic cells on your pap, you should be fine. Now if you are talking about a urine sample, then this is just contamination. also not to worry
Answered 12/18/2014
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