Hi Roro

It is EXTREMELY rare for a lletz treatment to have any effect on orgasm, as it is simply removing a layer of cells from the cervix. CIN3 is the most serious form of cell abnormality and really does need to be treated, as there is the possibility of this becoming cancer. If you were to avoid the treatment and then developed cancer, I can assure you that orgasms would not take priority in your life. I can have orgasms without a cervix at all, so please be reassured that having the treatment would be the best thing to do. You may read a lot of horror stories online, but bear in mind that you should take these with a very large pinch of salt! I have seen, on another forum, a man masquerading as a woman telling people not to have the treatment and this kind of thing is more common that you might think. There are crazy people who lie out there! You will be taking a serious risk with your health if you don’t have the treatment, and treatment for cervical cancer is WAY tougher than a straightforward procedure to remove abnormal cells, as I know too well. 

Thank you very much for your reply. It has been very helpful to settle my mind about the procedure. And of course I will now go ahead with it without any fears. I think I just needed the reality to be spelled out by anyone who has gone through it with no other place to to find a really informative perspective. It may have seemed trivial to have these thoughts but the lack of information regarding this stage of earlu stage proceduers and options available I felt at a loss to know realistically assess all sides of the information for precautionary measures. So again thank you very much. 

It's also very scary that men would masquerade as women who have genuine fears or would like genuine informative discussions. 

I feel like we talk about smears with others or people talk about cancers and the very real outcomes that can occur but we do t really talk to each other about the in-between stages where decisions have to be made that can be life impacting. 

Tha nks 

Thank you very much for your reply. It has been very helpful to settle my mind about the procedure. And of course I will now go ahead with it without any fears. I think I just needed the reality to be spelled out by anyone who has gone through it with no other place to to find a really informative perspective. It may have seemed trivial to have these thoughts but the lack of information regarding this stage of earlu stage proceduers and options available I felt at a loss to know realistically assess all sides of the information for precautionary measures. So again thank you very much. 

It's also very scary that men would masquerade as women who have genuine fears or would like genuine informative discussions. 

I feel like we talk about smears with others or people talk about cancers and the very real outcomes that can occur but we do t really talk to each other about the in-between stages where decisions have to be made that can be life impacting. 

Tha nks