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Re: HPV-dysplasia
From: JUDY (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 29 Sep 2001 17:12:47 -0500 (CDT)

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At Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Emily wrote: >
>I don't understand the connection between HPV and dysplasia.
>Can one occur without the other? I've been married (and loyal) to the
>same man for 35 years and my paps have been normal. Now, all of a
>sudden I have moderate dysplasia. I don't seem to have ANY of the risk
>factors for HPV, but I have that too. I have a laser surgery scheduled.
>My mind just won't let me alone since this was diagnosed. How in the
>world did I get this? Are there several ways? I certainly don't have the
>ones that are commonly listed. This is keeping me awake a night trying
>to figure this. Can you please help me?
>Thanks.
>
>--
>emmy
>

-- HI, actually the same thing happened to me, it is very annoying! i can't stop thinking about it either! But a couple of years ago i had a abnormal pap smear and 3 months after it was fine. So this time i asked my doctor about doing another pap and she said she wanted to go right to a colposcopy. Did you have this yet? My biggest concern is getting pregnant after this. I just hope I can! thanks

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