Information and support for cervical abnormalities (CIN3/CGIN)

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Cervical abnormalities (CIN3/CGIN): fertility and pregnancy

Many of the women we interviewed were concerned about the effects of LLETZ or cone biopsy on having children. Some said they would have liked...

Information on cervical abnormalities (CIN3/CGIN)

Most of the women we spoke with had never heard of CIN or CGIN before and would have liked more information about them. After receiving a...