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HPV for 7 years

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Hi I am not sure how to talk about this as I am a absolute nerves mess but I would be so grateful if anyone going through the same thing or been through the same thing could reasure me a little bit.

So I have been HPV positive for 7 years I have to have a smear yearly because of this am not going lie I have avoided a smear for 2 years due to being so scared of results I don't know why I really don't!! But I bucked up the courage to go and have a smear test 30th march this year my birthday too, anyway the results have come back and I have got to have a colospsy due to having HPV and changes in my cervix it's says high grade dyskaryosis!!

I am honestly so scared I still not got my appointment through I have just got a bad bad gut feeling its bad news for me i am 33 just and I have 3 beautiful children am so so scared someone please please reasure that this may not be bad news xx

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    Hi Jenny,

    Sorry you find yourself on here and I totally understand why you were too afraid to go for your smear. Our minds make us make choices that seem illogical to others. 

    I work with someone who had high grade dyskariosis and she went for colposcopy where she had treatment there and then. I can't remember what it's called but she had a slice of her cervix removed and that took away the cells. She is absolutely fine so chances are you will be too and you'll have the treatment needed to prevent cervical cancer. 

    I hope you feel reassured and good luck with your treatment. 

    Jane xx

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    Hi Jenny,

    Sorry you find yourself on here and I totally understand why you were too afraid to go for your smear. Our minds make us make choices that seem illogical to others. 

    I work with someone who had high grade dyskariosis and she went for colposcopy where she had treatment there and then. I can't remember what it's called but she had a slice of her cervix removed and that took away the cells. She is absolutely fine so chances are you will be too and you'll have the treatment needed to prevent cervical cancer. 

    I hope you feel reassured and good luck with your treatment. 

    Jane xx

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