 Cruickshank et al in 1995, followed up 653 women following LLETZ with a questionnaire and found that none of the women subsequently investigated for infertility were found to have cervical stenosis or amucorrhoea. Again this study was limited by size and incomplete response rates. Of the 653 women, the majority reported that they had not stopped contraception since their treatment - 452. Only 57 women reported trying to become pregnant, of whom 11 succeeded, but 144 women did not answer this question on intention to become pregnant. It is difficult to draw conclusions from this incomplete data and small numbers 