Dr. von Almen, thank you!

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You are right about recommending the EMB. After 3 kids, one natural, it should be a cakewalk, or at least much less stressful than labor. I am a "better safe than sorry" person and would have no objections to even a hysterectomy if the pathology results warrant such. I have three little reminders of my womanhood running me in circles daily!!

You provide a kind service and we all learn so much.

>At Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Linda wrote:
>>
>>I had my first pap test since delivery last month (10 months postpartum)
>>which came back with abnormal results.
>>They were abnormal endocervical epithelial cells or AGCUS...
>
>I agree with all, except I would do an EMB to be sure. The findings can
>be seen with breastfeeding as it has a different hormonal look to the
>cells than what cytologist usually sees....>
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>William F. von Almen, II, MD, FACOG
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>Pregnancy and Birth Section
>Private Practice
>New Orleans, La.
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Linda

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