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Please help me with HPV test question? |
I had a pap smear done and was informed that I have HPV and the doctor wants to go in and look further- I have read information that they sent me and it says that they mix vinegar with some solution to put inside you and that can burn. It also said that they may cut or scrape inside and cut a piece of tissue for examining. The woman told me that they don't give you any pain killers and to just take tylenol- "it will only feel like a pinch", she says. I am afraid- what is it really like? It is normal to feel some anxiety or fear when we have any medical procedure we haven't had...or don't understand. |
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It is normal to feel some anxiety or fear when we have any medical procedure we haven't had...or don't understand. The colposcopy will take a bit longer than a regular Pap smear...I h... Some people are born with HPV, everyone has hpv in there system, but most of it never develops into anything, it just stays dormant. Some people, whether they get it from parents, exes, frien... HPV has over 100 different strands. Usually only 6 of these cause the abnormal cell changes that can result in cancer. There has been more throat cancer linked back to HPV infections but are us... If you both have the virus and totally trust each other, then don't worry about condoms, the damage is done. just keep steady with your BCP, and stay together to avoid spreading it to other pe... Women who know the facts about HPV, tend not to freak out when they find out they have it. Women who don't know a lot about HPV, tend to freak out when they are diagnosed. That's why th... HPV stands for Human Papilloma Virus. It is one of the most commonly transmitted STIs. There are over 40 types of HPV, and most people who have it have no idea, because in many cases, there are no... SILS doesn't stand for anything. She probably told you that you have LSIL, which stands for low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion. This is VERY common. About 70% of LSIL goes away on it... In short, no. Another STD can not turn a low risk strain of HPV into the cancer causing strain. You would have to already be infected with the type of HPV that causes cancer and only your doctor ca... |
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