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Can a bacterial infection cause an agus pap result?
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Many things: ...Can cause atypical glandular cells on a pap smear, several relating to age fertility, menstrual cycle, etc. This is the us in the agus (undetermined significance). The pap smear is simply a screen, and this finding will lead to more definitive testing (either re-screen or colposcopy with biopsy).
Answered 11/20/2012
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Cervical dysplasia: Agus - atypical glandular cells are caused by many things from the cervix, endometrium, or fallopian tubes. Infection should not cause agus/agc.
Answered 11/21/2012
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