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If precancerous cells are found in uterus on biopsy will you need full hysterectomy and also radiation or chemo?
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Precancerous cells: There is a range of results that could be called precancerous. The most common 4 types are Simple hyperplasia, Complex hyperplasia, Simple hyperplasia with atypic and Complex hyperplasia. Treatment depends on the type and the age and fertility plans.
Answered 1/30/2016
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