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I have a consultation with my gynaecologist next week to discuss my biopsy results. my cancer test came back negative thankfully but what questions should i ask the doctor. any help is much appreciated?
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Assuming the cancer test was a biopsy done by your GYN provider, and further assuming that it was a biopsy secondary to an abnormal pap smear, ask your physician if the biopsy indicates further treatment is necessary (as a LEEP or CRYO procedure), and ask what frequency further exams should be scheduled.
Answered 6/5/2021
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