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I just had a baby in may. i had my routine pap smear done last week and everything came back normal but in the comments it said severe inflammation was detected in this sample, but my dr said its nothing to worry about. should i be concerned?
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You should get an explanation from your Gyn or request a repeat test
Answered 10/5/2023
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