Hello Droppet
I wanted to connect you with another new member [@Tootz]‍ who has started this thread here abut the same issue. 
Hopefully the two of you will be able to connect up and share your experiences. 

Best wishes, 
Jenn
Cancer Chat moderator

Hello, I'm sorry you are going through this. 

I had my first smear test Feb this year just after I had my son and the birth was horrific! I was then told I had a mountain/mass that prevented him from coming out, they done a biopsy because my smear result was high grade and was told I have CIN1. For the past 4 months I've been bleeding after sex and sex is very uncomfortable, I went to the doctors on tuesday and she said she was very concerned as to what she can see she done a swab and sent an urgent letter to my consultant as she wants me to have another colposcopy! I'm going out of my mind! 

How strange that you have a bruise looking patch, I hope they sort everything out for you :-) x

Oh that sounds awful and really distressing!

I hope they sort it for you too, I am sure they will. Hope your little boy is happy and healthy too :) x

Thank you so much x

Hi there Droppet& Tanya

My last son was born 10 years ago and have had normal smears since then but yesterday she referred me straight away to get a Coloposcy as she seen discolouration like a bruise. I occasionally bleed after sex but not always and never in pain so I'm in Limbo what to think

 Guess I'll just need to wait x

Looks like we're all in the same boat! Keep us updated x

Of course I will. Hopefully I can make you feel a bit better about it. Sorry to hear about your mum too x

I would like another child as I'm 26 and have a 1 year old but they have advised me not to do anything until treatment ? But I dont understand what the treatment is for?! .. I'm pulling my hair out with worry, I apologise this sounds awful but I feel a little better knowing I'm not alone. Does that make sense without it sounding harsh ? X

Completely! I'm not even that worried about it really, I just came on to see if anyone else had anything similar. Safety in numbers :) it's nice to know there's not something 'wrong' with you in a way because other people have it too.

Me too, I'm 24 no kids so it's actually that side of things I worry about as opposed to anything else. 

You're not on your own x