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| Cervical Cancer |
The Condition
“...The rate of cervical cancer has been decreasing steadily over the past several decades in the United States, due in large part to widespread routine Pap smear screening...”
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| Cervical Dysplasia |
Recommendation Vitamin A
“Vitamin A at 75,000 IU per day for 2 months or until Pap smear results improve, then 25,000 IU per day as a maintenance dose...”
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| Female-Specific Cancer Screening |
As A Treatment
“...A Pap smear is a test that checks for changes in the cells of your cervix...”
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| Herpes Simplex Type I |
The Condition
“...Known available tests are: Cell Culture Test, Antigen test, Pap Smear...”
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| Herpes Simplex Type II |
The Condition
“...Known available tests are: Cell Culture Test, Antigen test, Pap Smear...”
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| HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) |
The Condition
“...Diagnosis and Tests: Evidence of a sub-clinical infection may first show up on a Pap test...”
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| Postmenopausal Issues |
The Condition
“...Having a regular Pap smear test will usually allow for the early discovery of abnormal changes...”
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| Rectal Cancer |
The Condition
“...Diagnosis and Tests: Anal cancer is diagnosed by means of an anal Pap smear, in which a cotton swab is inserted past the anus and swirled to capture a tissue sample...”
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| Vaginal Itching |
The Condition
“...Diagnosis and Tests: Diagnostic tests such as Pap smear, vaginal culture or biopsies may be performed to determine the cause...”
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| Vaginitis/Vaginal Infection |
The Condition
“...Trichomoniasis is usually diagnosed in women by examining vaginal fluid under the microscope for evidence of the parasite; in some cases it can be detected on a Pap smear...”
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