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What are Cultures and Swabs in Gynecology?

Cultures and swabs are diagnostic tools used in gynecology to detect infections and identify the causative microorganisms. These tests involve collecting samples from the vagina, cervix, or other reproductive organs and analyzing them in a lab.

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