I do, I think that the freezing is a bit much since the procedure is done when you have abnormal cells. The funny thing is that I saw 2 different doctors in the same office and one said don't do the freezing just wait and the other said do it!!! I guess it's going to be up to me but I am still unsure. The thing I worry about is that my cervix will go from inflamed to dysplasia...I would like to prevent that. I was also told by my doctor that when they did the colposcopy that they checked to see if my HPV was active and it wasn't anymore (thank goodness). My question now is if the virus is not active anymore can I still get the dysplacia? I'm so confused thanks for your help!!!
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I do, I think that the freezing is a bit much since the procedure is done when you have abnormal cells. The funny thing is that I saw 2 different doctors in the same office and one said don't do the freezing just wait and the other said do it!!! I guess it's going to be up to me but I am still unsure. The thing I worry about is that my cervix will go from inflamed to dysplasia...I would like to prevent that. I was also told by my doctor that when they did the colposcopy that they checked to see if my HPV was active and it wasn't anymore (thank goodness). My question now is if the virus is not active anymore can I still get the dysplacia? I'm so confused thanks for your help!!!
January 26, 2012 - 8:25pmThis Comment
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