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What does it mean when pap comes back as a typical glandular cells and dr. saw visible cervicle leison during pap?
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What did your doc sa: Say your doc should have expalaned all of this to u already , atypical glandular cells are very worrisome as this can be associated with cervical or endometrial cancer or some times it is no, but I am sure your doc already told you that he or she has to do a colposcopy with an ecc and an endometrial biopsy to see exactly what you have so I am sure you are already scheduled for those tests.
Answered 3/24/2017
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