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Does cervical tissue grow back at all after cone biopsy? 5 years post surgery and wondering if its safe to try to conceive?
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You should be ok: After a cervical procedure for an abnormal pap smear there is concern about your cervix. Tissue will grow back however there is a concern about whether the cervical mucus will be inviting for dortmund. 10% of patients facing infertility have a cervical problem.
Answered 7/30/2013
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