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My gynecologist said my cervix is scarred, what does this mean?
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More tissue: Scarred would mean more tissue or the tissue is thicker. Have you had any procedures on your cervix. Sometimes after a procedure called conization the cervix can be scarred.
Answered 10/24/2017
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