Georgia Ob-GYN
"very nice front office..awesome nurse
& awesome bedside manner by the doc
thanks for being such a great practice overall!"
"I was extremely pleased about everything! I was nervous about the appointment but everyone made me feel very comfortable. Dr. Bourdeaux is such a kind gentleman & made me feel at ease. THANKS!"
"Staff was so incredibly nice and totally professional. I wish all doctors offices would take notes on these wonderful people so all doctors offices could be like them. "
| Mon: | 10am - 4:30pm |
| Tues: | 11am - 4:30pm |
| Wed: | 10am - 4:30pm |
| Thurs: | 10am - 4:30pm |
| Fri: | 9am - 12:30pm |
| Sat: | Closed |
| Sun: | Closed |
Should I be getting any other tests regularly, if I am generally in good health?
Anonymous Patient
A Pap smear is done to determine if your cervix has any precancerous or cancerous cells. It will also tell if you have an infection with HPV. The virus that causes cervical cancer. Often the Pap smear will be normal, but one of the high risk viruses will be present. In this case, more frequent Pap smears and other testing might be advised. Most patient's immune system overcome the HPV infection, but not always; so, you must be diligent to follow your doctor's suggestions about when to have further testing. If you ever developed precancerous cells, the treatment is highly successful and usually doesn't impact your fertility.
