Laser surgery hpv
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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.
Ive been dating this girl and she told me that her family has a history of cervical cancer and that she had to have laser surgery awhile ago in her vagina to burn off lumps before. (or something like that im not to sure i just no she had a laser sugery down there)
Well i was reading up on cervical cancer and everything says hpv. and how guys can get hpv too!
My laser treatment - surgery - is planned for January. Has anyone had laser surgery for genital warts removal before?
I am worried about the scarring and the recovery part of the surgery. My Dr. said I would be in bed for about 15 days following the surgery, and that it would take about 1 month to heal completely. I've heard about horror stories... bad scarring... tissue sticking together... skin not being the same afterwards, and complicated intercourse following the surgery.
Its been 17 weeks since my laser ablation surgery for hpv warts. Surgery was painful, they lasered several areas in my inner labia, outer, and Annnd vaginal opening. So far there hasn't been recurrence. Once i rushed to the doc but she said i wad imagining things because my anxiety is so high. At what point can i stop checking myself for recurrences? At what point can i have unprotected sex without fear of transmission?
Thanks for the reply scotianguy.
The doctor is suggesting that I take laser surgery, but the two people I've talked to gave me conflicting information; the first one said that I should just treat it with anti-itchiness cream and see if it goes away on its own, while the other one said that I should definitely take laser surgery or else the warts would never go away and just stay with me.
Is this true? I'm really confused right now.
For larger warts, surgery may be necessary to remove the lesions. A famous surgical option would be that of laser. Although laser surgery is expensive, it has proven to be effective. The warts are physically burned off with the laser treatment. Another alternative treatment would be cauterization. In this procedure, the affected tissue is destroyed with a hot instrument.
The real cause of HPV transmission is unprotected sexual intercourse. Forget about fingering etc. You should see a dermatologist. Warts are very easy to diagnose. There are several treatment options for warts. Some of them being self-administered, the others which will need a few treatment sessions at your doctor's office (freezing, removing via laser surgery etc).
Yet, I bet you don't have any warts but any innocent condition.
Im a male 21yo i had anal warts and i treated them by surgery no they came back inside my anus .. Before they were outside and the doc didnt check the inside of the anus .. Now ive started a treatment for those warts and the treatment is with another doctor a private one he took me a lots of money something like 5000 dollars he said the treatment will take about 10 months and i cant like be sexually active event not kissing because he want to assure i wont be infected ..
However, she informed me that she has high-risk HPV (both HPV 16 and 18), recently had laser surgery, and in fact, has had that procedure about every two years for the last 15 years. She has serious concerns about our becoming intimate, for fear of giving me these strains of HPV, particularly with my compromised immune system.
My wife had been diagnosed with high risk HPV 16. She has had recurrent genital warts outbreaks both inside and outside her vagina (including the rectal area). She has received the HPV vaccine, and has undergone treatments monthly (photofilin) for ongoing outbreaks. Recently, she received laser surgery for genital warts, which had serious painful side effects. Once healed, she had another outbreak of genital warts.
I have been diganosed with external genital warts and am awaiting CO2 laser vaporization surgery. My first questions are: can the warts spread on me if I shave my external genital area or if I masturbate, can they be spread into my vagina? My second questions are: can I transmit the genital warts to my future partners if I don't have any visible warts and can HPV be transmitted to my children if they use the same bathtub after I have showered?
A famous surgical option would be that of laser. Although laser surgery is expensive, it has proven to be effective. The warts are physically burned off with the laser treatment. Another alternative treatment would be cauterization. In this procedure, the affected tissue is destroyed with a hot instrument.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
Don't worry having HPV does not stop you from getting pregnant, it does not stop you from having a baby after you become pregnant.
My doctors(i already went to 2 different ones) never explained much..bottom line i have a laser surgery treatment for.my genital warts (spread around the inner and outer labia between the vagina and anus and around the clitoris)..the outbreak took a week..it was horrifying..i just have no idea what to expect tomorrow..i honestly dont care about the pain i just want them gone..will they be gone?? Some r real small..and shouls i shave before? Will it scar? Will they come back?
I got HPV recently and doctors in China made a laser surgery directly. now it's coming back more and more warts and i don't know what to do. the treatment was really terrible and harmful here and obviously doesn't work. What else could I do, as i cannot travel abroad now and cannot wait either as it's growing very quickly ?
I have only one sexual partner now. He has it too of course.
t been in sexually active in 6 months, however I found out three months ago I have HPV. I had to have surgery on my anus and when all this started my penis began swelling, and aching and randomly has uncomfortable pain when I urinate or ejaculate. I have been tested for everything and I'm clean (Minus the HPV) I saw a urologist and he gave me a cream that unfortunatly did nothing.
In November of 2011 I had a genital wart removed by laser. It was classic in it's appearance, obviously raised, whitish pink in color and cauliflower in appearance. It was on the underside of my penis near the base. A couple of months ago I returned to the laser center for a check up of my symptoms. The doctor noticed an area that I had been concerned about. It is a small area, just a bit smaller then a pencil eraser, on the top side of my penis.
m a gay male who is self conscious about the scarring in both of these areas and I was wondering if there is anything to about it. I would mind laser surgery or a type of microdermabrasion, but it's not something I can do at home and it seems kind of awkward to ask a dermatologist about this. Are there doctors who specialize in this kind of thing. Has anyone else dealt with this or know of any solutions.
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