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Immature squamous metaplasia with reactive changes-colposcopy result.can i do cone biopsy in 12 weeks as i travel for work;or i should panic and rush?

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Enjoy your travel: I doubt you'll get a cone, but you'll probably get some small biopsies. Your physician will probably agree with me that you can plan this as convenient for you.

Answered 7/8/2014

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