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What would be the best treatment for precancerous or dysplastic cevical epithelium seen in a paps smear? what would help in preventing it from progres
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F/u with gyne: You need to follow up with your gynecologist. Your gyne will do colposcopy then further procedure as warranted. Furthermore, close monitoring with your gyne is necessary as it your doctor would make sure that it will not progress further.
Answered 3/24/2014
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