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pap smear, pap smears, cervical cancer, abnormal pap smear an abnormal pap smear, does not always, require special treatment, does, require follow up, three broad categories of abnormal pap smear results, noncancerous, reported, "atypical cells", precancerous, reported, "cervical dysplasia ", cancerous, receive a result stating, atypical cells in cervix, doctor is likely to treat, an infection, have follow up in 4 to 6 months, repeat pap smear, simply have follow up in 4 to 6 months, the repeat pap smear, receive a precancerous report, likely receive colposcopy, biopsy, further treatment, determined by physician, the results of these tests, goal, pap smear, find a change, abnormality, in the cervix before it becomes cancerous.