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Is it ok for midwives to do pap smears ?
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Yes!: Midwives are very good at doing pap-smears and it is one of the things they do multiple times a day. In some cases, they may need to refer to a doc if the pap-smear is abnormal. Best wishes!
Answered 12/21/2014
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