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The new guidelines for pap sears will make it harder to get the proper screening and health insurance payment. this could be so disastrous. i had many problems from age 15 to 25 and was pre-cancerous, needing to be 'frozen' from 21-25. this could have had
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The : The best thing to do given your health history is to be sure you are established with a board-certified gynecologist who understands the guidelines and the health insurance criteria to be sure you get covered. It will be important for the health insurer to see your past history on the doctors notes so that they can understand the importance of close follow-up for you.
Answered 10/3/2016
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