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I have had an abnormal result from my pap test. i would like some more information about the procedure needed to remove the bad cells.
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Depends: It depends on how bad the result was. Mild abnormality can be just monitored with repeat tests. If it is severe, it may need cautery or conization. In an extreme case, it may warrant removal of the uterus. Wish you good health!
Answered 4/25/2020
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