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Re: Endometrial cells on papFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comWed Oct 1 22:03:58 2003
In a message dated 10/1/03 5:30:02 PM, wdmcintosh@charter.net writes: << I have been referred 2 of patients in the past month that are 40 and 42 respectively, with endometrial cells on pap and a comment from the pathologist that this is an abnormal finding. I did endometrial bx on each, but I don't have any confidence that I didn't waste their money. I always did the biopsy on postmenopausal women, but I can't see that it is necessary in the younger women. >> Let me make an out-of-the-box comment on this. These two women have now found a dedicated and concerned GYN to take care of them. They're probably a LOT better off now, as they head into the years of menopausal symptoms, ERT (or not), bone density screening, etc., etc. Keep asking the questions. Tis a good thing. Joe P.
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