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Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Chronic inflammation-cervix-dysplsia CINII, again-Pap's clean
From: Pat Sonnenstuhl (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 22 May 2007 09:11:56 -0500 (CDT)
One reason I didn't respond is that your situation is very complicated.
YOU need a gyn provider who will explain things and work with you to
find a cure. I would highyly suspect HPV is at the root of many of your
concerns. It is associated with cervical changes, and most probably
vaginal wall changes in your situation. I am doubtful the pain you are
feeling is associated wiht the cytotec of prostin gel that was used to
induce labor. Sometiems women do have pain like you are describing. A
good look with a colposcopy is in order, to look carefully at the
tissues and take appropriate biopsies.
At Tue, 22 May 2007, Terri wrote:
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>I have posted two messages, and still waiting for someone to read and
>give me some advise. I have had intercourse pain for about 15 years
>now, use to be in certain positions, now in everyone. NP did yearly
>pap, and noticed cervix was EXTREMELY inflammed. Referred me to OB/GYN.
>Went to see him on April 27. Took two biospies from cervix (very
>painful) interior and exterior ( saw my cervix on the screen, looks like
>it needs a skin graft). OB/GYN prescribed antibiotic cream for 10 days,
>it was uncomfortable using as I could feel it hitting my cervix, it just
>gave me cramps. OB/GYN's office wants to see me on May 24. Called NP
>office to let them know, they had results of biopsies,I asked if she
>could see me and tell me what they were, went in to see her and said
>chronic inflammation exterior and dysplasia CIN II interior. I had
>laser surgery for dysplasia in 2003(CIN III). Had two paps a year for
>two years after laser and one every year since, everything is coming
>back fine, no infections or dysplasia, yet it's in biopsies, how can
>this be? That's what pap's are for, to catch it. I gave birth in Feb.
>1999. They used gel to get labour started, three doses. Could it be
>from that, everything was alright (had pain but it was bearable)until
>that. Could the gel have "side effects" that they don't know about? I
>have been on birth control pill for about 17 years. Thinking very
>strongly of having hysterectomy (I'm 33), so I won't have this problem
>anymore. OB/GYN said at first appointment freezing cervix to see if
>that would help, then doing hysterectomy, I don't want cervix froze,
>don't see how that is going to help with chronic inflammation. NP said
>if it was her, and now that she has see biospy results, she would have
>hysteretomy and be done with it. I trust her opinion, she is very good.
>Anyone have any questions to ask when I go see OB/GYN, and advise on
>what to do? Thank you.
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Pat Sonnenstuhl, CNM, CHT
Hypnosis for Healing and HypnoFertility Therapy
http://home.comcast.net/~prebirthhealth/hypnosisforhealing.htm
http://home.comcast.net/~prebirthhealth/birthcounseling.htm
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