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I have to have cryotherapy for cin-1. can i swim after this is done in a pool.
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Cryotherapy : You may shower at any time after the treatment. Avoid tub baths or swimming until the vaginal discharge resolves. Contact your physician if: Temperature above 38°C/100.4F Vaginal bleeding equal to or greater than a normal period Pain not relieved by ibuprofen or acetaminophen
Answered 6/27/2017
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