At this point, her treatment is that old standby, close monitoring. Pap smears from once every six months to every three months. Her option now is 5-FU, which she was told is a messy, burning cream that takes off the abnormal cells. But it s painful, and she would need a prescription for a painkiller. Or she would need more surgery.
Lea advises women to continue monitoring for problems.
Be prayerful, is her first advice. Then, If there are any suspicions whatsoever, go to the doctor. And don t be afraid to ask questions. And last, don t be afraid to have the doctor examine you. Women get so sick of these gyne exams.