FAO Squad re my question in em's thread

Ann | 20:37 Tue 10th Jan 2012 | Health & Fitness

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Thanks for reply sqad - really don't know whether to go to docs or not, its very intermittent, started again today, but I am just panicked as I'm usually the other way, so dry. If it is a cerival erosion will it need treatment? I haven't spelt it all out as a question as its embarrassing women's probs and others won't be interested, but it means a lot to me that you give advice like this on here. Thanks very much. Trying to keep :)

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By the way I'm 64.

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Depends.........if it is not causing you any distress, then no treatment is required,however if it does become offensive or uncomfortable then it is easy to treat with electrocautery as an outpatient without anaesthesia.

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