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What to do if i have high grade cervical cell changes and inflamed cervix!?
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High grade dysplasia: You need further therapy. Your doctor will likely offer you a LEEP or a cone biopsy. Don't miss your appointments and get further therapy.
Answered 7/1/2014
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