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PostPosted: 04/24/07 - 10:26    Post subject: cervical test Vote now! Reply with quote
hi i have bin 4 a smear test and doc found black spots on the cervix. He said he hasnt seen anything like this b4. have you any suggestions. I have no pain no irregular bleeding nothing has changed.
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