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Originally Posted by dmplaura
Thanks, and nah my GP didn't say exactly what the abnormality was. She didn't seem overly concerned about it, other than there was an abnormality and to get it investigated through Colposcopy. She did say as I mentioned, "These results are extremely common" and not to worry about it. Sounded more like routine than all else.
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Sure, but I'm somewhat @nal retentive when it comes to my medical records so I asked for a copy of the pathology report. The doc looked at me funny, but let me have it.

I feel better knowing what THEY know. It's MY body after all and they don't have a right to keep things secret from me when it deals with it. That's IMHO, mind you.
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Originally Posted by herekitty1960
My doctor said that these abnormalties usually clear up by themselves.
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I was told that too. But the research I did on possible causes of abnormalities indicated it as well. So I felt pretty good about that. Rather safe than sorry, however.
The first time I had an abnormal pap and knew nothing else, I had myself dead and buried before I saw the doc. I also had myself convinced that there would be nothing wrong (talk about exact opposite thoughts!). It was a happy thing that there was nothing to be concerned with--the lab results were a false abnormal. Whee!