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Pregnant with twins with Cervical Dysplasia and HPV
by: Missie
on Mon, Jun 04 2007
I found out I was pregnant at the end of may 2006. I went to the midwife to see that everything felt in the right place and make sure my cervix was doing what it should, and was happy to hear it was. I was diagnosed as moderate cervical dysplasia with HPV
My pregnancy went along uneventfully until December 23. I was due Jan 26, 2007. My contractions started Dec 22 around 9:30 pm. I didn’t know I was having twins, feeling that ultrasound was unsafe due to the low birth weight it has been reported to cause and one heartbeat was only ever heard.
At about 9:30 am Dec 23 my water broke and I felt two little feet crossed at the ankle. Here at home in my bathroom I felt we were safe. A minute later she came out into the tub of warm water waiting for her. A couple of minutes later I felt some more contractions. Thinking it was the placenta getting ready, I was sure surprised to find more water breaking and feeling two more little feet. I had to put the first baby down quickly and get on my blanket to birth the second baby. After cutting the umbilical cord for the first baby to make sure the second baby would get all her blood, she slipped out easily. I only pushed 2 times through the whole experience and my cervix worked perfectly. There were no complications for any of us from the well-prepared for unassisted birth in my home.
The twins are now 5 months old and breastfed exclusively, and gaining very well. I decided to wait until they were a year old before getting another pap test as I heard that research has shown dysplasia, especially in those younger than 25, can regress within 3 years, regardless of HPV status.
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June 2007
- Cervical Dysplasia, Conization= No Children - by Susan - (Tue, Jun 26 2007)
Wondering if this could have been a side effect of birth control pills…
This happened to me in 1984. Regular paps were fine until then. Diagnosed with CIN 1 & CIN 2. Copascope and then a biopsy were inconclusive.
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- Follow up - by ms - (Tue, Jun 26 2007)
This is my story, I had just resently took my pap smear after 6 years. I had waited too long and had discover that I had Dysplasia in my cervix. Which means is it’s not cancerous but they are stages in Dysplasia mild, moderate and severe.
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- Abnormal pap test atypical glandular cells. - by Anna - (Mon, Jun 25 2007)
In 2004 I had a prolonged period and went to my Dr. They insisted with doing a pap while I was bleeding heavy. My pap came back as agus. My period did stop on it’s own before my colpa-scope.
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- shocked and worried - by Julie - (Mon, Jun 25 2007)
I am 23 years old and I had my very first pap smear last Monday. I got my results back today and found out that I have mild cervical dysplasia (abnormality in the pap smear).
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- Severe Dysplasia Resolved - by N.L.G. - (Fri, Jun 15 2007)
Back in June of 2004 I was diagnosed with severe dysplasia. The doctor suggested that I have a cone biopsy done. I was terrified, scared that I would not be able to have children again.
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- terrified - by Val - (Wed, Jun 13 2007)
I am 33 and am going for the cone biopsy on friday. I didnt get regular paps until 3 years ago and this is the first one that was abnormal.
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- My story - by MW - (Tue, Jun 12 2007)
I am 32, with 2 kids. I went to my annual pap test and the results came out very abnormal. I have routine tests every year so I was shocked
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- Is this OK? - by B - (Fri, Jun 08 2007)
I am 54, and have had abnormal paps about 4 years, colposcopy, 2 LEEPs, and a recent hysterectomy vaginally. I had exactly one sex partner my whole life, so this is all unbelievable.
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- cin 3 - by Janie - (Fri, Jun 08 2007)
I had my first pap smear test at the age of 20 because I had just started a sexual relationship. I missed several follow up appointments due to work, uni, having children, no time …..
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- HPV - by LF - (Fri, Jun 08 2007)
I was diagnosed with HPV about 2 months ago. I went in for a PAP Smear because I hadn’t had my period for 3 months. The PAP went pretty well, my doctor said everything looked fine, and I went on my way.
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- Cervical Dysplasia, my experience. - by A.G. - (Wed, Jun 06 2007)
About four years ago I was diagnosed with my first abnormal pap smear. (I was 26 or 27 yrs old). It was a mild dysplasia, and they did a biopsy about 3 weeks later, which came back with normal cells.
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- Pregnant with twins with Cervical Dysplasia and HPV - by Missie - (Mon, Jun 04 2007)
I found out I was pregnant at the end of may 2006. I went to the midwife to see that everything felt in the right place and make sure my cervix was doing what it should, and was happy to hear it was. I was diagnosed as moderate cervical dysplasia with HPV.
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- My dysplasia - by Julie - (Mon, Jun 04 2007)
Well like the rest of you .. I was absolutely stunned when I found out I tested positive for HPV. I didn’t understand how this could have happened. I’ve only had 3 sexual partners.. EVER.
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