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Abnormal Pap Smear: What to Expect Next

An abnormal pap smear result does not signify a major problem all on its own. An abnormal pap smear simply means that more tests are needed in order to make sure that pre-cancerous or cancerous changes to the cervix have not occurred. Let’s take a look at the various causes of abnormal pap smear results. ...

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My Pap Smear Results Are Positive: What Happens Now?

It is recommended that the average women get a pap smear every 2 years, starting at or before age 21. A pap smear (or pap test) checks the cervical area for infection, abnormality, and cancer. The cervix is the area between the vagina and the uterus in women. During the test, a doctor swabs the ...

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Cervical Cancer: Prevention, Cures, and Causes

One of the worst feelings is receiving a call from your doctor saying that your pap smear came back abnormal and that you will have to be tested for cervical cancer. Many women often feel confused and scared, not knowing if this is something that can be fixed or something that can end up to ...

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Abnormal Pap Smears Are Common

If you get routine Pap smears, you’re already practicing preventative measures against cancer. Additionally, abnormal results do not necessarily indicate cancer is present; it may indicate a change in normal cells, which warrants a closer look. There are also many other factors that can cause a Pap smear to return with abnormal results. Most of ...