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17w pregnant abnormalpap ob saw inflammation on cervix will my baby be okay im really scared. dr. wasnt concerned he just said come 2 all appointment?
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Agree with your Dr: However, why was a Pap done, current guidelines state Pap exams should start at age 21. No worries, follow your doctor's instructions
Answered 11/24/2015
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