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I am 54 with atypical grandular on abnormal pap does this mean it could be cancer or ovanian cancer could you try to answer this scared .
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Concerning: This is relatively common and while you are wise to be concerned, if there is no visible lesion this is probably going to be manageable. Your next step will probably involve getting tissue for diagnosis, followed perhaps by some curative therapy if indicated. I admire your proactive approach. Good luck.
Answered 12/7/2019
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