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Is It Normal to Have Bldg. After a Pap Smear

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snowygirl

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Is It Normal to Have Bldg. After a Pap Smear Posted: 01-03-06 20:35pm


I never experienced it before thanks.

erogers33

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Posted: 01-09-06 18:54pm


Don't worry, it's pretty common to experience a little bleeding after having a pap smear. This happened to me once and all it means is that your cervix was a little irritated while the pap smear was being performed. As long as it doesn't happen for more than a couple days, don't worry.

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