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I just had my papsmear test and the result was presence of gram+ cocci, no pus cells seen. what does that mean? should i be alarmed?
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No alarm: Gram positive cocci can represent bacteria that are commonly found in lots of women's genital tract. It does not even mean that you have an infection.
Answered 4/11/2018
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