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Hello ladies,
I just recently had a pap, and they found high grade lesions and abnormal cells on my cervix. It's safe to say I'm scared to death. Anyone ever go threw this?
I just recently had a pap, and they found high grade lesions and abnormal cells on my cervix. It's safe to say I'm scared to death. Anyone ever go threw this?
A while back i went thru this. My dr did a biopsy everthing came back normal. Dr said to make sure everything is ok that i needed to do a pap test every six month (3 pap). Thanks to the Lord everything came back normal. I`ll keep u on my prayers. Dont worry.
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Totally fine. Removing the precancerous cells is all she had done. They froze them off and it wasn't much of a procedure at all. She's had that done twice in 10 years. She's fine though. Let me know what your doctor says.
How is your friend now? I'm scared to death all I can think is cancer. I have a little son
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Hello. I'm sorry for these test results. I'm sure you are really scared and anxious. Just follow up and see what the next step is. I have not had this but have a friend who did. They burned off the cells. They were precancerous cells. good luck
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