Cervical Cancer
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My mother is an survior of cervical cancer
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Dysplasia caused by HPV(high and low risk) does not always turn into cervical cancer, sometimes a woman's immune system takes care of the virus and abnormal cells. Some abnormal cells are a bacteria vaginosis, trama to the cervix from intercourse, and cervicitis, none requiring precancerous cell treatment. The LEEP procedure is a severe treatment that can cause vulvodynia, vestibulities and chronic pain to women who orgasm with stimulation to the cervix. Know your options.
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Very informative, answered a lot of questions! THANK YOU!
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Can everyone please do me a favor pray for my mom she has cervical cancer
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MY MOM IS A SURVIVOR OF CERVICAL CANCER :)
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sister is sick
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@PariiParo thank you for your support and i realy think she be fine thank you
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@savpox8 Thank you and don't worry she'll be fine . You just need to hope for the best .
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@123thebestest im happy for you hope my mom survie she rit now have terminal so you so lucky thank god and im happy for you
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Please Can anyone tell me a good hospital in any where in world to treat cervical cancer the best ?
May god bless you for helping !
Thank you
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why is a man talking about cervical cancer shouldnt it be a women?
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my pecker has cervical caner..........
bc your mom
Acetic acid is applied to the cervical tissue during a colposcopy. Any areas that are "abnormal", meaning that they are dysplastic will turn white. A "low grade" aceto white area probably means that some of the cervical tissue reacted to the acetic acid, but not robustly.
virtualmedstudent 1 year ago
PLEASE google 'unnecessary paps blogcritics' and read, read, READ
Please do your research and stop unnecessary testing
PAP Smears are VERY UNRELIABLE and cause many many many false results!!!
So many women have allowed their cervix to be mutilated without really understanding the risks ... and that Cervical Cancer is RARE!!!
abbbbbcd12 1 year ago
@abbbbbcd12 You are absolutely correct. Often times patients undergo unnecessary testing. Since cervical cancer is highly associated with HPV, screening in virgins, for example, is probably unnecessary. Like all medical testing no result is every 100% accurate. However, in the hands of an experienced OB/GYN or family practice physician the results can be extremely useful and can guide future testing/treatment.
virtualmedstudent 1 year ago