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<blockquote data-quote="mstang67chic" data-source="post: 263517" data-attributes="member: 2459"><p>Even with the cone biopsy (which I was told they don't do as much anymore as they used to) and the LEEP, I have yet to be told that I can't have kids. (well....not from that anyway). As I understand it (unless you have many LEEPs) a cone biopsy is what would cause problems with pregnancy and even that depends on how much they take out. In a normal situation, it either won't affect things or if it does, you would only need a circlage (sp?) after you are pregnant. (that stitch thingy they do to hold your cervix closed)</p><p></p><p>I was told though, that if I keep having issues, I should consider a partial hysterectomy. <strong><u>BUT</u></strong>...that is only because of my age and the fact that I have fertility issues to begin with.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mstang67chic, post: 263517, member: 2459"] Even with the cone biopsy (which I was told they don't do as much anymore as they used to) and the LEEP, I have yet to be told that I can't have kids. (well....not from that anyway). As I understand it (unless you have many LEEPs) a cone biopsy is what would cause problems with pregnancy and even that depends on how much they take out. In a normal situation, it either won't affect things or if it does, you would only need a circlage (sp?) after you are pregnant. (that stitch thingy they do to hold your cervix closed) I was told though, that if I keep having issues, I should consider a partial hysterectomy. [B][U]BUT[/U][/B]...that is only because of my age and the fact that I have fertility issues to begin with. [/QUOTE]
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