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Is it right for a woman after miscarriage to treat simple cervical erosion with signs of chronical inflammation by means of radiowaves?
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No it not: This is not normal way of dealing with this. I am not sure exactly what a cervical erosion with inflammation means but treating it with radio waves does not make any sense at all. Was this recommended by a doctor?
Answered 8/22/2015
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