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Abnormal pap smear result- i'm 19 & results were lsil, epca, midh, with no endocervical component identified- should i wait 6mo/year and then re-pap?
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Pap smear: Pap smears are not recommended in women younger than 21 per the latest ACOG & ASCCP guidelines. I would check with your provider as to why you received a Pap smear at 19
Answered 5/12/2015
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