High grade (severe) dyskariosis

Hi I did a smear test and the result got positive I do have cells 

and the next day I recive the letter for a colposcopy in hospital

i know they say 80% they are not cancer but I am so worry every day that is passing until the day of examination 

I have pain on ubdominal ,this month I did not have a period 

could somebody tell something more 

 

 

thank u

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  • Hi Sidoreia

    Unfortunately nobody will be able to tell you much more right now. You need to wait for the colposcopy where your cervix can be closely examined. Abnormal cells are usually just that-abnormal cells- which are not cancer but you need to have the colposcopy to be sure. If you have abnormal cells, these can be removed in a simple procedure.

    I hope it goes well for you. 

  • I had my first abnormal smear last year at 40

    High risk HPV and borderline cells

    Just had my 12 month check up and still got HPV and now low grade cells.

    I'm so disappointed it's got worse. I've got to have another colposcopy done.

    The fact this is probably going to be my forever is just too much to bare. I have a severe cancer phobia so this just makes me unwell.

    It's got worse over a year so I dread to think whsts coming. I just feel so low and scared

     

  • Hi Lolawoo

    It is high risk HPV that causes any cell changes, low grade to high, but your result is not actually too serious and isn’t cancer. Low grade cells may be monitored to see if they regress, and may not need any treatment at all. 

    It’s  unfortunate you still have HPV, but this virus is not something which can be removed or cured, so it’s not unusual for it to persist. But it doesn’t mean you will EVER get cancer. 

    You say you are worried about what’s coming. Maybe nothing! It may not be your forever, but you should try and be a little more hopeful if you can. Your cells could regress, your HPV could go dormant. All sorts of positive things could happen, even abnormal cells can be easily treated.

    Please don’t spend your life feeling low and scared... that’s no life. I’ve had cervical cancer twice and do my very best to be positive and hopeful, and that’s very helpful to my mental health.  You have a low grade of abnormality, which is not cancer, and thanks to the screening programme is never likely to be cancer. That’s such a good thing! x

  • Thanks for your reply.

    My cells have gone from borderline to low grade in only 12 months. How fast they have changed have scared me.

    I was really hoping for a better result and I just want it all to stop. I cant go through this every 12 months. 

    I know low grade isnt cancer, but I'm so scared because I feel like I'm on that climb to eventually get there.

     

  • Sorry I didnt see your last paragraph. 

    I wish I could be more like you x

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