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Cervical erosion

2023-06-10 15:55:22
What is the reason of getting cervical erosion.and how can it be treated other then EC can't we treat it only with medication?
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It can be due to infection or due to excess exposure of estrogen. You need to get a pap smear done. It can be treated on medication depending on the pap report.

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Connect please

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Infection There are medicines Fr a prescription u need to connect b If thy fail Only treatment would be ec

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Few medicines can be taken, connect

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u need to get pap smear as well

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