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A member asked:
I had abnormal cervical cells removed with a leep 10 years ago, am i more likely to have ovarian cancer because of the previous cell changes?
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No: The two problems are not related although there are some people with a higher risk for any cancer-related problem if they have had one before.
Answered 9/16/2019
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