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tast46
tast46 CSN Member Posts: 1
edited March 2014 in Gynecological Cancers (other than ovarian and uterine) #1
I don't know if this is where I should ask this but my grandma had uterine cancer but my question is I found out from my medical records that there was a tiny focus of air in the region of my cervix and what I wondered is should I be concerned about this and visit a doctor about it? Please if any one knows any thing.
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  • beckyracn
    beckyracn CSN Member Posts: 322
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    tast46,
    If it's in your
    tast46,
    If it's in your medical records, then I would be led to believe that the doctor would have also seen this. Ask your doctor about it or if your not comfortable with that, get a second opinion. Having air/fluid, in small amounts, in your intra-abdominal cavitiy is normal. Under normal circumstances, the body reabsorbs it. Are yuo having any discomfort?
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