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My pap smear test explains is it correct?.... microscopic description :pap smear (02)on staining reveal mainly superficial &intermediate squamous epi
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It is normal report: This is a healthy normal cell. So you should relax as there is no abnormality in your pap smear.
Answered 4/3/2015
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