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Abnormal Pap
Fire34
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I was told by some on the uterine board to also post this question here.
I am new here to this board, myself am 16 months post for head & neck. Yesterday my oldest daughter got her results and they were abnormal. Her gyn is going to do biopsies this week, he seems to think that it just might be an infection and wont know until he gets a closoer look.
He mentioned something about freezing them? Has anyone had that done? Any help would be appreciated so that I can possibly calm her fears.
Dave
I was told by some on the uterine board to also post this question here.
I am new here to this board, myself am 16 months post for head & neck. Yesterday my oldest daughter got her results and they were abnormal. Her gyn is going to do biopsies this week, he seems to think that it just might be an infection and wont know until he gets a closoer look.
He mentioned something about freezing them? Has anyone had that done? Any help would be appreciated so that I can possibly calm her fears.
Dave
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