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Reader Stories: My Pregnancy After Having a LEEP

When you have been recommended to have a LEEP to treat high risk cervical dysplasia and prevent cervical cancer, your first concern may be how the procedure will affect future pregnancies. Tales of sterility, miscarriage, and pre-term labor often the first things women hear when researching a LEEP. Have you had a LEEP and have gotten pregnant? Did having a LEEP affect your pregnancy? Share your story with fellow readers.

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