hpv

Do research first. Doctors sometimes say its abnormal cells but thats not HPV. Abnormal cells can be some mild dysplasia. Which is nothing to worry about. They misdiagnosed me a couple of times. First they told me i had HPV. THen they suspected cervical cancer. Then the doctor sat down with me said i only have mild dysplasia which is not HPV and is nothing to worry about unless i wanted to get this procedure done. They do a procedure to look more closely at your cervix to make sure it doesn' have the potential to turn to cancer. My doctor said if its still there after a year he will perform the procedure. Mild dysplasia is just increase of cells that have a slight change to them. You can ask the doctor more about it. THey should answer your questions. But i will tell you they misdiagnosed me like that and had me all worked up. THey also misdiagnosed my sister the same way a year ago. So it happens. My friend though she did have HPV. She had it for a year then it cleared up on its on.

About three years ago I got that same phone call, so I started going to a specialist every six months. The first time I went he did a Coloscopy, which is much like a normal pap but the doctor uses a magnifying glass to see the cells better. This was a bit uncomfortable because i was in stirrups for much longer, but he didnt have to do a biopsy! The plan was to come back for three times in a row (and if the 2nd two times the pap was normal, i would be fine) He also told be that many times your body fights off the abnormal cells on there own. So, the second time I went, everything seemed fine (nothing had gotten worse or better). The third time we did another colopscopy which included the biopsy this time (that wasnt so pleseant) OK, long story I know. Anyways my body decided not to fight off the abnormal cells and they have progressed from abnormal HPV cells, to low-grade precancerous, to high-grade precancerous. My doctor recommeneded me to do the LEEP procedure, before they turn into cancer. I decided to try some herbal remmedies first (because I dont want to do the procedure if I dont have to) I wish I would have started these vitamins sooner, because then my body may have been strong enough to fight off the abnormal cells. My suggesstion (which a western doctor would never suggest) is to take a vitamin regiment everyday for the next year (hopefully your body will fight off the cells) This is what I have done: 3 Vitamin C (1000mg each) 3 Green tea complex (any kind that has polyphenols (the more the better))then one Vitamin e and A a day as well. Good luck, and if you have any other questions feel free to ask!

Over 95% of women in the world have HPV. There are over 30 different types if I'm not mistaken. Some are cancerous, some are nothing to worry about. They look at HPV as a STD, but as I said before over 95% of women have it. I have HPV and when they biopsy it, it's the cancerous type. I just had my daughter 6 weeks ago so in a couple of weeks I have to go to see if the growth progressed anymore. While I was pregnant the growth stopped, so I'm hoping it's stopped it all together. I wouldn't get your panties in a bunch just yet.