A 30-year-old female asked:
i am a 30 year old female and my pap test showed precancer cells, gynae recomends cone biopsy. is it okay to have a baby first then do that after, will precancer cells change in less than a year? i read the risks of miscarriage or cervical stenosis
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Dr. Cyma Khalily answered
35 years experience Psychiatry
MUST DISCUSS WITH MD: This is a big decision so you really much speak with your doctors. You may want to really get the cone biopsy as there can be issues with hormones and cancer.
Answered on Nov 1, 2020
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Dr. Ron Eaker answered
Specializes in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Unlikely: There is some rare complications such as an incompetent cervix (premature dilation) but this is unlikely and can be monitored. Otherwise no.
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Dr. Cristian Thomae answered
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Dr. Dennis Higginbotham answered
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Unsure: Chlamydia would make the cervix sensitive, friable, and possibly painful or tender. A miscarriage is not likely to affect the cervix that way.
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Dr. John Berryman answered
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Cervical cancer ?: Even with high risk types of HPV, with a negative pap smear, the average time to acquire cervical cancer is 3-5 years, but keep doing annual pap smear ... Read More
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