Pap smears often show inflammation, and usually no particular cause can be found. However, STDs are one possibility; you should have nucleic acid tests (DNA testing) for gonorrhea, chlamydia, and trichomonas; and also consider a blood test for syphilis. A/nd maybe get checked for yeast infection as well -- although that probably would have been diagnosed by your gyn during the Pap smear.
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