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Re: atypical cellsFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 28 Feb 2000 16:54:31 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 28 Feb 2000, chele wrote: > >I am only 25 and for the past few years I have had abnormal paps showing >abnormal with atypical cells with mild inflammation. I had a colposcopy >w/biopsy about a year and a half ago and the gyn told me not to worry >abu tit but to recheck in 3 mos. Well, I switched to another dr because >I wanted aa 2nd opinion. Today I went for a colposcopy w/biopsy, >endometrial biopsy and endocervical curettage. He said he may 'freeze' >it, but he wants to get the results of these tests before he does. I go >back in for the results in 1 month. but I would like to find out what >'freezing' entails and if my fertility will be affected. Especially >after having years of abnormal paps. thanks! Hi - My friend had abnormal paps and atypical cells,etc. If it is any consolation she is currently pregnant with her first child so in her case, infertility was not a problem. Just wanted to shed some happy insight - Good Luck!!!!
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