Abnormal Pap?
Last April I had an unexpected pap, and they recommended a colposcopy. Well I waited until August and have another one done, and that came put a bet on abnormal, so I have the colposcopy with biopsy done, and they found big grade uncharacteristic cells. So I have the LEEP procedure done in December. That doctor said she get it all, and doesn`t matter what they cut out was completely commonplace tissue. Well, I just go to a new doctor 2 weeks ago, and the pap come back atypical and it said abnormal low status cells, but large grade can't be excluded, a colposcopy is recommended. Would you do it? I stingy, I know it's a duh question, but I am SO sick of this stuff. Biopsies are so aching, and I think it might lately go away on its own. But, if the doctor said she get it all, why'd it come rear legs?
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Hello,
HPV.. Right.. I have alike fuggin thing...
I go to the Dr. found abnormal cell. went within for a colposcopy and a biopsy and both turned up abnormal and told me i have high risk cell. So they did a cryoscopy which was worse than anything i enjoy ever went threw. Where the freeze the cervix and gun down the abnormal cell. Well i went put a bet on and they said that every thing looked ok. and that i enjoy to go put money on for another check up in 3 months...
I disgust what life throws at you.
i would only just get it done and over near don't put your health at risk you might develop cancer.. be not dangerous...
this happened to me but after my colposcopy everything returned to everyday. i would heed the doctor's warning if i be you. the fact that you continually are have abnormal cell could point to some deeper issue. its best to get to the root of it earlier it gets any worse. cancers/diseases are more confidently cured the sooner you catch them. however you might want to take a second and third opinion. sometimes labs engender erros when they're screening the pap smears. sometimes one doctor isn't as good as the subsequent. don't ever take freshly one doctors word for it.
