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The risk factors that increase the likelihood of detecting precancerous cells in the cervix during a Smear test are as follows:
* Onset of sexual activity at an early age
* Having multiple sexual partners
* History of sexually transmitted infection (STI) (e.g., gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes virus infection)
* Presence of genital warts (HPV infection)
* Inadequate genital hygiene
* Smoking
What is the reason for the appearance of precancerous cervical cells in a Smear test?
* Onset of sexual activity at an early age
* Having multiple sexual partners
* History of sexually transmitted infection (STI) (e.g., gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes virus infection)
* Presence of genital warts (HPV infection)
* Inadequate genital hygiene
* Smoking