Abnormanl pap? pre cancerous cell? HELP!!?
getting a cyro i think it is where they freeze and remove the cells. have this happen to any of you? NERVOUS HELP!
Answers: This is adjectives and not a big deal. I previously asked the same type of question and did not receive any answers; I am joyful to see that you have received some.
riday (June 5th) I had the LEEP procedure done. This does not freeze the cervix, instead it actually uses electricity to zap the exceptional area. This was an in department procedure which is why I opted for it. It was not painful whatsoever, and I be out of there in 45 minutes. However, knowing what was person done was hell. I am sorry, but I do not know anything about the "cyro" procedure you are talking just about (this was considered and then opted out on by my doc). Just know that these procedures are in principle common and nothing like you expect them to be. It will be completely painless (for the most part) and you will be out of within in no time.
To the first answer: not all abnormal cell in the cervix are caused by HPV. So it is important not to generalize.
They will use a chemical to freeze the fruitless tissue. It's called Cryosurgery.
repress: When you consider that 74% of Americans - that means 3 out of 4 people are carrying the virus, it is the most likely explanation for an abnormal pap. If you are sexually active and do not use barrier methods, you are practically inviting the virus to infect you.
This is pretty adjectives and not a big deal. I had this done years ago. There is some cramping during the procedure that doesn’t feel incredibly good, but it doesn’t last too long and some minor bleeding for a day or two afterward. That is roughly speaking as bad as it gets.
pre cancer, or CIN have 3 stages. 1, where a borderline change has occured surrounded by the cells of the cervix, they will lesve these changes alone as they will commonly revert themselves.
2, a mild to moderate change within the cells, they may leave them, checking in a few months to trade name sure, or they may destroy or remove them for futher testing, via a biopsy.
es 1 and 2 CANNOT be cancer. Stage 3 can become cancer, it cannot revert as the other stages can. If they are freezing your cells, they are destroying them, so cant biopsy..you will enjoy stage/CIN 1 or 2. I had CIN 3 removed via a LLEtz last month, my whole cervix be abnormal, but it was fine, i was ok, and you will be to. Source(s): my cervix.
Whohh! just happened to my sister. Her's is a mild form of Dysplasia that covers 1/3 cell in her uteris. They said it's harmless, and should clear up on it's own. They're probably going to give you a follow up appointment that informs you of adjectives the possiblilites.
For the time being:
-relax, my sister was freaking out for a while, but she's better now.
well
-get a good night's sleep
-DON'T SMOKE, it's only going to make it 1083x worse.
Be vigilant and take good care of yourself. Source(s): My sister
Related Questions:
Answers: This is adjectives and not a big deal. I previously asked the same type of question and did not receive any answers; I am joyful to see that you have received some.
riday (June 5th) I had the LEEP procedure done. This does not freeze the cervix, instead it actually uses electricity to zap the exceptional area. This was an in department procedure which is why I opted for it. It was not painful whatsoever, and I be out of there in 45 minutes. However, knowing what was person done was hell. I am sorry, but I do not know anything about the "cyro" procedure you are talking just about (this was considered and then opted out on by my doc). Just know that these procedures are in principle common and nothing like you expect them to be. It will be completely painless (for the most part) and you will be out of within in no time.
To the first answer: not all abnormal cell in the cervix are caused by HPV. So it is important not to generalize.
They will use a chemical to freeze the fruitless tissue. It's called Cryosurgery.
repress: When you consider that 74% of Americans - that means 3 out of 4 people are carrying the virus, it is the most likely explanation for an abnormal pap. If you are sexually active and do not use barrier methods, you are practically inviting the virus to infect you.
This is pretty adjectives and not a big deal. I had this done years ago. There is some cramping during the procedure that doesn’t feel incredibly good, but it doesn’t last too long and some minor bleeding for a day or two afterward. That is roughly speaking as bad as it gets.
pre cancer, or CIN have 3 stages. 1, where a borderline change has occured surrounded by the cells of the cervix, they will lesve these changes alone as they will commonly revert themselves.
2, a mild to moderate change within the cells, they may leave them, checking in a few months to trade name sure, or they may destroy or remove them for futher testing, via a biopsy.
es 1 and 2 CANNOT be cancer. Stage 3 can become cancer, it cannot revert as the other stages can. If they are freezing your cells, they are destroying them, so cant biopsy..you will enjoy stage/CIN 1 or 2. I had CIN 3 removed via a LLEtz last month, my whole cervix be abnormal, but it was fine, i was ok, and you will be to. Source(s): my cervix.
Whohh! just happened to my sister. Her's is a mild form of Dysplasia that covers 1/3 cell in her uteris. They said it's harmless, and should clear up on it's own. They're probably going to give you a follow up appointment that informs you of adjectives the possiblilites.
For the time being:
-relax, my sister was freaking out for a while, but she's better now.
well
-get a good night's sleep
-DON'T SMOKE, it's only going to make it 1083x worse.
Be vigilant and take good care of yourself. Source(s): My sister
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