Treatment for Precancerous Lesions may cause Cramping or other pain, Bleeding or a Watery Discharge.
Occasionally, a Hysterectomy is performed to treat Precancerous Conditions of the Cervix.
However, the Hysterectomy is considered to be unnecessary in the great majority of cases of Precancerous Conditions of the Cervix unless other Gynecologic Problems co-exist.
Women are likely to benefit from pretreatment evaluation by a Gynecologic Oncologist if they have:
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A suspicious visible growth of the Cervix
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A Biopsy Report confirming invasive Carcinoma
Another posts included in "Cancer"
| How is cancer of the cervix treated? (0) | 2009/05/05 |
| Is a second opinion important for cervical cancer treatment? (0) | 2009/05/05 |
| Things to preapre for Cervical Cancer Treatment (0) | 2009/05/05 |
| How are precancerous conditions of the cervix treated? (0) | 2009/05/05 |
| D&C for Cervical Cancer (0) | 2009/05/05 |
Biopsy,
Biopsy Report,
Bleeding,
Carcinoma,
Cervical Cancer,
Cervix,
Cramping,
Gynecologic Oncologist,
Gynecologic Problems,
Hysterectomy,
Pap Smear,
Precancerous Conditions,
Precancerous Lesions,
Watery Discharge
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