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A member asked:
If after hysterectomy the dr finds a high abnormal cell count within the womb which was removed . do i need further treatment?
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Abnormal cells: Please consult a physician for your specific case. It will be helpful if you have results of the test reports that have been done for this problem.
Answered 10/9/2019
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