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CauterizationFrom: SAVARIS@vortex.ufrgs.brWed May 22 18:35:31 1996
DEar listers I am not sure if this word exists, cauterization, but I mean, when we burn something to heal the lesion. Any way, my question is: Lots of ObGyn burn normal ectopic tissue in the cervix claiming that t is a wound that must be healed before it become a cancer (according to patient's information), others say that it might be an etilogic factor for deep dispareunia. I have seen a lot of ectopy in the cervix, I perform pap + colpo, if things are OK, I do nothing, if the patient has no complains, I do nothing as well. Am I doing the proper thing? Is ectopy a cause for deep dispareunia? If the patient has a increased vaginal discharge in these circunstances, would not be better to insure the patient and wait, instead of burning? Thanks Ricardo Savaris, MD,MSc, Febrasgo savaris@vortex.ufrgs.br Porto Alegre- Brazil
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