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Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Vaginal Opening appearing to be closing? Please help From: Kobi (anonymous@obgyn.net) Mon, 24 Mar 2008 15:26:38 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: anonymous: "Re: HYSTERECTOMY: Keeping the Cervix With Vaginal Hysterectomy?" Previous message: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: PREGNANCY: upside-down uterus" In reply to: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Vaginal Opening appearing to be closing? Please help" Next in thread: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Vaginal Opening appearing to be closing? Please help" Reply: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Vaginal Opening appearing to be closing? Please help" At Mon, 24 Mar 2008, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >This sounds suspiciously to me like HPV warts. You will need and exam >to confirm it. They tend to cluster sometimes, and have a texture to >them. If your doctors thought they were warts, did she give you some >cream, or options for removal ? >If they are getting larger, there are various options for removal. The >timeline you describes sounds like a pretty common one for this >condition, or at least I have seen it...a yeast infection, and then the >warts appear. > >HPV shows up in many different ways...on the cervix in the form of >abnormal cells, and on the external genitalia as bumps or clusters of >bumps. >Treatments include freezing, laser removal and sometimes a cream. It >just depends upon the extensiveness of them. Please call your gyn back >and clarify that you think they might be warts and you need a further >exam and some suggested treatments. > >>-- >Pat Sonnenstuhl, CNM, CPPI, CHt >Peace on Earth Begins with Birth >Birth Counseling and Fertility Therapy >http://home. c Thank-you for that information. I was kind of hoping that it wouldn't be that; since I have been with my husband for 12 years, and we both have been faithful (yes, I'm sure). So, I'm not sure how this would be contracted. If it is, indeed HPV, do they form really large clusters? Like, I'm talking larger than the size of a quarter - inside the vagina? The extent of it is such that I don't seem to be able to keep a tampon in. My GP made a referral to a gyno only (didn't give me a cream or anything), but she did give me a script for antibiotics which I will begin today. Unfortunately, I can't get an appointment with the gyno until the end of May. Until such time, I'm not sure what my GP can do. Given this information, has it been your experience that, the more extensive the clusters, the more likely they are to "laser" them? If they do, how exactly is that done when they are internal? Next message: anonymous: "Re: HYSTERECTOMY: Keeping the Cervix With Vaginal Hysterectomy?" Previous message: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: PREGNANCY: upside-down uterus" In reply to: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Vaginal Opening appearing to be closing? Please help" Next in thread: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Vaginal Opening appearing to be closing? Please help" Reply: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Vaginal Opening appearing to be closing? Please help"

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