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Re: Inherited uterus problems?
From: James Connerth MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 28 May 1998 20:45:16 -0500 (CDT)

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At Thu, 28 May 1998, Cindy wrote: >
>I am 34 years old and in good health. All PAP smears come back normal,
>however, I have noticed since the birth of my second son an increased
>sensitivity in my pelvic area. (by the way, my son is al
>children, she should have it removed and leave her ovaries intact (thet cervical issues/cancer? It is almost time for
The "mindset",thankfully has changed!!A pap smear is to detect early premalignant changes that allow treatment--has decreased cervix cancer rates in US by 70% in last 30 years!!Usually only detects cells from cervix;rarely can show abnormal cells from uterine lining and more rarely ovaries and tubes.Cervival cancer is absolutely not hereditary--probably a form of an STD related to the human papiloma virus.Assuming you have normal periods,a normal pelvic exam,and Pap smear regularly---no need to worry. >

-- JConnerth md facog

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