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What can you do to recieve smear test results?
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By mail or in person: Usually your gynecologist, nurse practioner or family practice physician will call you with results if they are positive, but often by mail or electronically (if you have an electronic medical record) if they are negative. (i am assuming pap smear results).
Answered 8/16/2013
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