Pap smears are an important part of your health care plan, because these simple tests are the best way to screen for cervical cancer. It takes years for cervical cancer to develop, however, so you may not need a Pap smear every year.
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Pap smears are an important part of your health care plan, because these simple tests are the best way to screen for cervical cancer. It takes years for cervical cancer to develop, however, so you may not need a Pap smear every year.
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You had a routine Pap smear, and you just learned that the results were abnormal. It’s normal to be concerned, but abnormal results don’t automatically mean you have cervical cancer. Learn the causes of abnormal results and what you should do next.