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Old 11-06-2008, 02:03 PM #4
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Just as an FYI for those who require this procedure...

The 'after' cramping for me, far less than with the Colposcopy.

They did a freezing needle, only felt like a pinch. The freaky part was they had me on a heart monitor and said, "You may feel your heart begin to race". It didn't thankfully.

I had 2 great nurses, and my gyno Dr. is a very calm and comforting soul, so I felt at ease for the entire procedure.

Now I'm seeing orange-colored stuff being 'disposed' of, but this is mentioned on the sheet (orange/brown I guess).

Oh yeah, I also chewed gum which seemed to help (the nurse said I may be able to taste the freezing stuff).

Now I go back in 4 months for a repeat colposcopy. Unfortunately!
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