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32 yrs old. pelvic/transvaginal u/s showed cervical calcifications (echogenic focci). cosistent over few u/s. pap smear normal. what could cause? bad?
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Pap: Normal pap smears are re-assuring. Persistent/recurrent infections, cysts, inflammation can cause changes that are read as calcifications. Follow up with your GYN regularly.
Answered 2/25/2019
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