follow up testing

What are the Risks and Benefits of Follow-Up Testing?

Benefits: Early detection of abnormalities, monitoring of treatment efficacy, and prevention of complications.
Risks: Minimal, but may include discomfort, anxiety, and false positives/negatives.

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