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Hi please tell me about this report i want a second opinion , please tell me i have attached my report below
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Your biopsy report shows an endocervical polyp with mild squamous metaplasia. Both of these are generally benign changes, not signs of cancer.
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Please take this report to your gynaecologist in person. They can check if you need removal or just routine follow-up based on your full history.
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Don't self-diagnose from the report alone. Your gynaecologist can correlate it with your exam and decide what's right for you.
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You have endocervical polyp ,squamous metaplasia. Both are non cancerous conditions.
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