Doctor explain...
Surgical examination
August 27, the day I was scheduled for an operative follow-up examination because of a PAP3B diagnosis. The smear had caused me so many pains, I really didn't want to have the follow-up examination done on the poli. I was therefore very relieved that there was the possibility of doing the follow-up examination under general anesthesia.
Given the results of the smear, it was decided not only to take biopsies, but also to carry out a small procedure immediately preventively. A lisexcision would be done immediately (removing a piece of the cervix). Of course I thought this was totally fine, since I would be completely unconscious and feel little about it.
On the 27th of August I was allowed to report to the department around the clock at noon. I would be around the clock of 14.30 on the OK program.
As always with surgeries, I was slightly tense. I don't like it, especially the I.V. always poking. Somehow, that's the part that never wants to run nice with me.
