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I am a 70 year old healthy woman and how often should i have pelvic exams?
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Normal PAPs?: If your last 3 pap smears have been normal, you don't have a new sexual partner & no history of "female" cancer, then you don't need to get pap smears after age 65-70 (depends which guideline you pick). You should still see your doc for your annual physical though.
Answered 11/28/2017
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