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Pap Smear Pain: Does It Change with Age?
Most women find that pap smears are less painful as they get older. This is because the cervix becomes less sensitive over time. Additionally, women who have had children may find that pap smears are less painful than those who have not. This is because the cervix is stretched during childbirth, which can make it less sensitive.
If you are concerned about pain during a pap smear, talk to your doctor. They may be able to recommend ways to make the procedure more comfortable for you.
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