Coping With Cervical Dysplasia

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Please seek treatment
by: Wanda, LPN II on Mon, May 28 2007

I am a nurse and I work in a public health department. My job duties include making sure ladies receive treatment for abnormal pap smears.

The biggest problem I have are that these girls/ladies do not care about their pap results. Their pap result is like freckles to them. I explain to them that their refusal to receive treatment could result in the inability to have any children, major surgery, or worse, death. They still do not care.

If there is anyone reading this and you are thinking about whether you should get care or not. Please, go and get care. Your health is very important and you are the only one that can control this.

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May 2007

Severe Dysplasia - by Claudia R - (Wed, May 30 2007)
Hello i am 29 years old i was diagnosed with severe Dysplasia at the end of last year. When the doctor came up to me and told me “Ok Maam the results are that you have precancerous cells, and we need to do a biopsy.” [more..]
Good news is Bad news - by BH - (Mon, May 28 2007)
Im only 18. And i feel like a dumb a**. I went for my regular pap and got news of pre cancerous cells. Then went for a biopsey and realized it could in fact be worse than it actually is. [more..]
Please seek treatment - by Wanda, LPN II - (Mon, May 28 2007)
I am a nurse and I work in a public health department. My job duties include making sure ladies receive treatment for abnormal pap smears. [more..]
College life - lessons learned - by Angel - (Wed, May 23 2007)
As many other college students out there, you experience the other side of your ‘education’. Sex being number one. [more..]
Coping with Dysplasia - by JM - (Fri, May 18 2007)
I hope this helps anyone out there with having found out at one time or another that they have dysplasia. I was diagnosed with it in 1991. I was devastated. [more..]
Dysplasia Surprise - by Greer - (Fri, May 18 2007)
It was the weekend of Easter Break and I felt that I should go into the health clinic at school just to get checked out. I had the option of getting a full female exam which included a papsmear. [more..]
Mild Case of Displasia - by Ursula - (Thu, May 03 2007)
It was mid January 2006 when I got the results of my yearly physical and when the doctor told me that I had precancerous cells in my cervix, I just about fainted. [more..]
5/1/07 - HPV and Dysplasia - by Christine - (Wed, May 02 2007)
As a young woman who didn’t become sexually active until after high school; has had only 5 monogamous relationships and takes pride in her consistency of having PAP, breast, STD/HIV tests, which were always clear and free– I was truly stunned [more..]

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