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I had my cin 1 2 3 surgery my colonoscopy I was told  had 1 2 and 3 the two weeks after what I was told  I had 3 spread to my walls had surgery I've been fine normal periods afte th six weeks recovery. I was good.it did spread they dealt with it?! last month I've had the pain normal periods until this month I've not had one! Last one March.never  I had before no period I did have unprotected sex not pregnant done test. same pain as before my check maybe cin came back check up is not til June I'm not pregnant due to test it said no!

just *** off hate my life

Cba 

I know it spread so quick last time now I'm scared oh well

 

  •  Hello and thanks for your post,

    I am sorry to hear about the difficult time that you have been having and how it is making you feel.

    Just to say CIN (abnormal cells) does not cause pain.

    It is important that you chat through how you are feeling with your GP so they can make a proper assessment and hopefully put your mind at rest. Periods can be affected by some many different things and after your procedures to remove the abnormal cells it can sometimes take a while for your body to return to normal.

    Every one's body is different and recovery can take time. You may be interested in reading Jo's trust blog on LLETZ  and LEEP and what happens afterwards. Have a look here

    I hope this helps. Do make an appointment so you can go through all your concerns.

    All the Best,

    Catherine

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