Laser surgery cervical dysplasia
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Hi, I was diagnosed with HPV with severe cervical dysplasia when I was 19 (I am now 34). My gyno followed the usual treatment (I believe it was laser surgery, I can't remember what it was called). He had a really hard time getting rid of it and I was sent to an oncologist/gynocologist where I was treated with laser surgeries, acid washes, cone biopsy until finally at 26 I had a normal pap. I have been relatively normal since.
There are some treatment for precancerous cells (dysplasia- CINI-CINII-CINII) which i am going to explain. Treatment of cervical dysplasia depends on the severity, the presence of HPV, risk factors, and patient's preference. For ASCUS and mild dysplasia (low-grade SIL/CIN I), the physician may perform HPV typing. If no virus or a low-risk strain is present, Pap smears may be repeated at 4- to 6-month intervals because ASCUS and mild dysplasia often resolve without intervention.
Did a cervical biopsy show moderate or severe dysplasia? I'm not sure what restrictions you'll have after the procedure.
For 2 years I have had hpv and have had many biopsies and even the laser surgery. My pap smears came up normal sometimes but mostly ABNORMAL. I am losing my mind I am 23 years old and if this continues I dont see how I WONT get cervical cancer or other cancers. Please help me. There are HPV cures out there because my sister cured hers with natural remedies like apple cider vinegar. I need to know what you did to start getting normal pap smears again.
My new obgyn said she saw a lot of inflammation during my exam and mentioned cervical dysplasia- the results came back as positive for HPV and high risk cervical cells. Since I was bleeding a lot during this first pap, they re-did it a week later and everything came back negative!! She then ordered a transvaginal ultrasound- they couldn't find my ovaries but that apparently was of no concern. The obgyn called and told me everything was normal and that's it.
I suppose I should start by saying that I briefly dated a girl who has had moderate/severe cervical dysplasia. We were intimate with each other just once. We engaged in both vaginal and oral sex. I, of course, did wear a condom. This same girl has only recently gone back for a follow-up, so I'm still waiting to hear what her current status is. I know she had this when I dated her six months ago because she hasn't dated anyone since me (and vice versa).
My understanding is that they do surgery, such as the LEEP, for Severe Cervical dysplasia and of course for Cancerous cells, with Severe Cervical Dyslplasia being one step away from Cervical Cancer. Prior to that level you have Moderate and then Mild.
My 23 year old daughter is now being watched for a case of Mild Cervical dysplasia and they want her back in 6 months, too. I am wondering if this is just standard procedure.
Have they ever considered draining the cyst that you mentioned?
hi earnwall here i was hospilized for 6 days and they did cat scan everything was normal gallbladder everything they did endoscopy of esophagus and took biopsy they found high grade dysplasia barrets esophagus surgery they are talking about is to crack open my chest and remove the small area of dysplasia then disect esophagus back to stomach i was looking for a laser treatment because that surgery sounds really bad
A dark or brown discharge from vagina can be due to a foreign body (like a condom or tempon left behind) or due to cervical cancer or dysplasia, fibroids in uterus, endometriosis, or due to fungal infection.
Since her PAP results show abnormal cells it could be cervical dysplaia: Low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion, or LGSIL is the most common cervical dysplasia and usually due to HPV. It clears by itself usually in two years time.
I am wondering if you mean that your niece had CIN 3, what is now more commonly called Severe Cervical Dysplasia in some parts of the country, although some places still call it CIN 3, which is why I am thinking that this may be what she had. CIN1, CIN2, CIN3, And, the next stage would be Cervical Cancer translates now into Mild, Moderate, Severe and then Servical cancer as far as the stages of dysplasia (or abnormal cells).
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I'm sorry to say that your post title is accurate. I don't mean to be quite as gloomy as I sound though. Most LEEP procedures are done for High Grade dysplasia or dysplasia within the canal of the cervix. If you are under 30, or if you haven't had children yet, be certain to ask your doctor about all of the alternatives before having a second procedure though.
Do you mean dysplasia? Because i have bone dysplasia. It just means that there's abnormal growth of the cells. with cervical dysplasia it is a symptom of HPV or HIV and if you have that, than i would worry. But a regular cervical dysplasia is nothing to worry about. If its mild then it usually goes away by itself, if its severe then they will remove it just in case so you dont have a risk of cancer in the future.
It is cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and CIN 2 is Moderate dysplasia confined to the basal 2/3 of the epithelium. Hence follow up with your doctor to discuss the treatment mode. CIN 2 and 3 should be treated. The aim of treatment is to remove the abnormal area, while causing as little damage as possible to surrounding healthy tissue.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
High-grade cervical dysplasia, however, tends to progress quickly and usually leads to cervical cancer. An estimated 66% of cervical dysplasia cases are estimated to progress to cancer within 10 years.
Signs and Symptoms
Cervical dysplasia often produces no symptoms and is usually discovered during an annual Pap smear.
It has been 6 months since Leep and time for pap. It came back mild dysplasia in such a short period of time.would I b crazy to consider partial hysterectomy??
Whatever was going on with cells that led to my Leep last fall had done so in a years time, which to me seems like the cells quickly changed in that period of time. Any thoughts???
I spent the night in bed with a girl last night. I wore my boxers and she wore really short shorts. We didn't kiss or engage in any sexual activity or grinding of any kind. We did have our legs intertwined at various points but we didn't even rub legs together really. This morning she tells me she had surgery for cervical dysplasia last Friday night. And that she has HPV. We didn't discuss whether she has had warts.
I understand that there are more than a 100 different types of HPV.
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