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Damage From Pap Smear? Posted: 09-14-07 07:59am


Would anyone know if it's possible to sustain nerve damage from a PAP smear? Two days after having mine, my pelvic area and feet went numb & tingly, and remain that way now for 2 weeks. Thanks!

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Re: Damage From Pap Smear?
Posted: 09-14-07 08:00am

maryspring wrote:

Would anyone know if it's possible to sustain nerve damage from a PAP smear? Two days after having mine, my pelvic area and feet went numb & tingly, and remain that way now for 2 weeks.

Thanks!

Highly unlikely that this was caused by a pap smear!

Have you gone to the doctor for this? Sounds like back problems.

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