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YOUR PAP TEST

By Joseph Hazan,M.D.,FACOG

Cervical cell changes are detected

by the Pap test. These can then be

diagnosed and treated early in order

to prevent cervical cancer.

The cervix is the mouth of the uterus.

Abnormal Pap results are often linked

to HPV (Human Papilloma Virus).

If the cells are normal, the Pap test […]

By Joseph Hazan,M.D., FACOG

A thorough evaluation

of all factors contributing

to infertility are needed.

The following are essential:

1) Age is a significant factor

because after 35 the quality

and quantity of eggs decline

2) Sperm count and function

should be determined by a

semen analysis.

3) Ovulation problems are

important and should […]