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Pap smear - inflammatory

2018-08-13 06:35:22
I did a pap smear test and the result were reactive cellular changes associated with inflammation or repair are present. The doctor has suggested some antibiotics. What is the cause of the inflammation?
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Answered2018-10-11 09:25:55

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From motion passage the infection can spread, and during intercourse,  During periods in particular.

Answered2018-08-13 10:22:52

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