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Severe nonspecific inflammation in pap result. how to treat this?
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Bethesda System: Pap results can be worrisome to all if what you receive is anything but "normal". An international classification system of the different types of results is available online, known as the Bethesda System. The most common abnormal result to which you may be referring to is "atypical squamous cell" or ASCUS. You need to clarify the result with your doctor to know what you can do about it. Cheers.
Answered 7/9/2015
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