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HPV Positive and Borderline Changes to my Cells

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Hi new to all this, i recently got my results for my smear test I am 28 now and put this off for 3years and i know thats bad but now getting the postive result for HPV and Adnormal cells I now cannot stop worrying about everything. For the past 9months i have gone to the doctors with heavy bleeding or continuous bleeding that would last 3-4weeks and it felt like no one was listening, now getting the results i went on to the NHS webiste and seen this could be a sign or cervical cancer and now really am worrying with it all. I am waiting for my appoitment for my colposcopy which i have been  told will be up to two weeks time, feels like forever but i just feel like all i am doing at the moment is worrying and i know millions of women are probably feeling the same but i just cant get it out my head and i am just thinking the worst

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    Hi, I not so long ago had something similiar, but. Minus the heavy bleeding prior.

    All I'd say at the moment is, try not to worry, as stress in your body isn't good & whilst you wait for your results there's not a lot you can do. But as I mentioned I had the same two things & my results came back that they'd successful removed the abnormal cells, so just waiting a follow up smear in 3-4 months now. 
     

    I do still struggle with continuous bleeding inbetween my periods, which can be rather annoying, or after sex, but I'll follow up with my GP about this. 

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    Hi, I not so long ago had something similiar, but. Minus the heavy bleeding prior.

    All I'd say at the moment is, try not to worry, as stress in your body isn't good & whilst you wait for your results there's not a lot you can do. But as I mentioned I had the same two things & my results came back that they'd successful removed the abnormal cells, so just waiting a follow up smear in 3-4 months now. 
     

    I do still struggle with continuous bleeding inbetween my periods, which can be rather annoying, or after sex, but I'll follow up with my GP about this. 

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