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I had to have a LEEP procedure where they take out precancerous cells from your cervix. Since I had to have endometriosis cut out as well as an ovarian cyst, I asked them to do it as the same time, while I was knocked out. During the LEEP they swab you with 5% acetic acid. They gave me undiluted acetic acid. And yes, there are still many scars, both emotional and physical.
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