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Im 15 weeks pregnant and i need to know if its safe to do a colposcopy? since i had an abnormal pap during my first trimester
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Yes: Colposcopy is not expected to affect the pregnancy. It is important for your health to follow your doctor's advice.
Answered 3/4/2013
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