#papsmear

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Whoa first time having an actively engaged doctor for an appointment

This is pretty cool!

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Understanding Colposcopy After an Abnormal Pap Smear

If you get an abnormal Pap smear result, you’re likely wondering what’s next. Colposcopy is a simple, quick procedure that allows us to investigate the health of your cervix. In the colposcopy, Dr. Hayes will rub three different solutions onto the cervix and then will use a special microscope to view it closely. If any abnormal areas are seen, a small 'brief pinch' sample may be taken. The whole thing usually takes 2-3 minutes. After doing the procedure you may see a tiny bit of medicine in the morning that looks like coffee grounds, but don’t worry – this is normal. If treatment is necessary, you will get your results in a week so you can monitor or treat accordingly. Keep in mind that colposcopy not only checks for irregular cells but helps to screen out cervical cancer as well. If you have an concern consult with your healthcare provider.

Read more: Colposcopy abnormal pap smear

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**FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY - Cervical Cancer - What Every Woman Needs To Know

Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women worldwide, but it's also highly preventable with regular screening and healthy lifestyle choices. In this video, we'll cover the key facts about cervical cancer, its causes, symptoms, prevention methods, and treatment options.

**Disclaimer: We are not medical doctors. Please consult with your doctor or qualified healthcare provider before making any decisions related to your health or medical treatment.

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Upgrade cervical cancer screening! Colposcope features a ring Fiber lens & advanced processing for superior clarity (HPV, Pap smear). Generate reports in multiple formats for seamless workflow.

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A vital screening procedure for women to detect cervical cancer and identify any abnormalities in the cervix cells. Regular smear tests are essential for early detection and prevention of cervical cancer. The recommended frequency of testing may vary depending on age and previous test results, so it's important to consult with your healthcare provider to determine the appropriate screening schedule. By undergoing regular smear tests, women can take proactive steps to safeguard their health and detect any potential issues in the cervix at an early stage, when treatment is most effective.

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someone trying to outdo Colleen Hoover on booktok

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dominant energy radiates from this man jfc

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THE GROOMER.

KILL YOURSELF!!!!!!1

[enbycupcake]

whats it called when you read something and go "oh no" even tho 9/10 chances that ISNT what is happening

[pigeondrone]

Me and one of the girlies taught a group of straight men what a thigh gap was after they kept calling mmo characters thick

No sweetie the cat girl in a bikini is not thick... she's unhealthy...

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how many eggs did you steal from the chicken?

[mephilver]

dads will be like there is NO excuse for being stagnant in your 20s!! like there wasnt a pandemic and they didnt kick you out of the house then beg for you to comeback because they got liver cancer (dads are alchoholics btw) then kick you out again then saddle you with taking care of your terminally ill brother and demented grandma and when you get a job they will show up to your place of work every day and call you a bitch to your face all while youre unmedicated and havent had your period more than 4 times in the past 3 years and btw you couldnt go to college because senior year of highschool he quit his job and sold your house and spent all the money on a failed food truck (lost all our money in the span of like 3 months) no excuses though everything is my fault and i need to get over it