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Re: severe high-grade dysplasia, leep, & bacterial vaginosis
From: CMM (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 29 Jun 2001 07:17:17 -0500 (CDT)
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I wish I could console you both. For FIVE years, I went through 8
colposcopies with multiple biopsies each time, severe dysplasia w/LEEP
performed, I still supposedly have mild/moderate dysplasia and have gone
for pap smears every three-four months for the last FIVE years.
And...out of the blue...at 37, I am now pregnant! Doctors are NOT doing
any pap smears during pregnancy, we all agree that the dysplasia can
wait (since it is not severe) until after the pregnancy and I feel
totally different. I used to OBSESS over the fear of cancer, the fear
of the colposcopies, etc. Now I realize there is really NO way I can
"get" cancer as long as I follow up...and look at the miracle I have
growing in me now so.... Hang in there. I've been in your
shoes.....but cervical cancer is rare in the US as long as you follow
up!!!! Best of luck to both of you!
At Fri, 29 Jun 2001, shirae wrote:
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>At Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Cheryl wrote:
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>I am not a doctor but if it's any consulation, I am experiencing the
>same probems and going through the same treatments, and my mind is in
>the same termoil. Yeast infection developed from a bout of antibiotic's
>that I had taken, and the Pap results revealed high grade
>displasia(precancerous cells) Later the colposcopy, biopsy, and endo
>biopsy all came back the same. The leep procedure revealed that there
>were still cells in the margins. I have been weak, had occasional
>cramping. I didn't bleed for 10 days after but have bleed bright red
>for 13 days. It's beginning to slow some now after 14 days and I am
>getting dark flakes which the doctor predicted. I go for a check up Jul
>5, and will schedule another biopsy in three months. From what I read
>the procedures are right in line with what other doctors are
>prescribing.
>
>--
>shirae
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