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The likely hood of dieing from HPV/Cervical Cancer? |
Okay, so lets say you are HPV postive (which I am not, I have been tested) what are the chances of you dieing because you have cervical cancer? And what is this 5 year thing finding out you have cervical cancer? Something about how if you find out you have an extra 5 years living or something? If you find out early that you have cervical cancer what do they do and how much longer do you have to live? your in a panic I had cervical cancer fifteen years ago, I went into hospital got the lumps and bits removed and after five years of smear test was givewn the all clear, i was fine till a scare two years ago when I started bleeding between periods and thought it was back, but turned ouyt after second operation it was lumps on the scar tissue that made me bleed, have regular smear tests, know your body if something doesnt feel right go talk to doc, they dont bite, The chances of you having cervical cancer is slim. However, if you do get it they will do a hysterectomy on you. I really think you are wasting a lot of good worrying about nothing. Feel better? This is kind of a complex problem. First of all we rarely test for HPV because it is really common. There are strains that cause the warts and strains that cause the cancer. We look for changes in the cells of the cervix. Cells can be normal or abnormal or cervical cancer. Depending on how much time and change has happened effects the treatment and whether or not you would have a reduce amount of life to live. If it is found early before it becomes cancer then it is removed and in many cases it is cured. Women get subsequent checks to make sure they have no more abnormalities. Go to the article below it answers many of your questions: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/... if you catch cervical cancer early you can survive it for at least 5 yrs, if you dont catch it early you are going to die, cervical cancer is on the rise because girls are far more sexually active earlier and with far more partners than ever before, believe me it can kill, it killed my grandmother, i caught mine early and have survived 20 years since the surgery, and my daughter is having to keep a very close eye on her situation because she had a few bad cells but they did the leep on her and it killed the cells off , but she has to have a pap every 6 months now. |
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