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Went to get a pap. doctor said cervix was slightly inflamed she didn't seemed worried.can you have a slightly inflamed cervix not from infections?
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Yes you can: There are quite a few benign "non-infection" reasons why a cervix may appear to be "slightly inflamed" (recent sexual intercourse, use of contraceptives etc...) and most of time this "apparent inflammation" will resolve spontaneously and disappear.
Answered 10/10/2018
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