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How does a Pap test detect HPV?


A Pap test does not test for the presence of HPV. If the Pap test shows that there are abnormal tissues around the cervix, then a culture will be done for HPV. If the culture tests positive, a LEEP procedure will often be performed to remove the abnormal cervical tissues.


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