colposcope

When is a Colposcopy Recommended?

A colposcopy is typically recommended after an abnormal Pap smear result. It can also be advised if there are visible abnormalities on the cervix during a pelvic exam, or if there are unexplained symptoms such as vaginal bleeding or discharge.

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