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From: Maggie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 30 Oct 2002 17:43:16 -0600 (CST)

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Hi Becky,
Yes, it is frustrating knowing that even though we do everything right there is still a possibility that we might miss something. This is what annoys me, the other day I was talking to this gynecologic-oncologic over my results from the biopsy I had done and it did say that there is “kylosytic changes to keep with HPV virus are present. No dysplasia is seen” so I said if we can be sure that really nothing has been missed and he said we can not be sure 100% never. Where does that answer leave me? I will be worry up to my next check up in 6 months that they might have missed it.
One thing for sure from now on I will insist of having Thin Prep instead of Pap test. With 30% failure Pap Smears are not that good, I know this rate falls with having it done year after year.
Do you know what is the accuracy rate with Thin Prep?

-- Maggie Good luck to you
At Wed, 30 Oct 2002, Becky wrote: > >Maggie, Thanks for writing back. I had normal paps (did em every year) >until 1997, and it came out either mild dysplasia or atypical (can't >remember). So I had a colpo which showed carcinoma in situ (CIS), then >the cold knife cone a month later in 1997 still and the report was clear >(edges of the cervix cone taken out were free of cancer). An ob/gyn >told me the next year I should be "cured" of the cancer and no worries >after that. No further abnormal paps. >

-- tslavtcheva@hotmail.com

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