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What check-ups should a woman have after treatment for cervical cancer?
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Pap smears: Regular pap smears are important, depending on the stage if the cancer, your doctor may want you to have repeat colposcopies.
Answered 2/14/2012
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Cervix: Get a gyn oncologyst to see you and establish a follow up schedule. The surveillance lasts many years after procedure and requires earlier more visits.
Answered 2/17/2012
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