| iridescent_opal wrote: |
| From all of the research I have done I have found that it does not make a difference if you use a condom or not mainly because you both already have the infection and can no longer re-acquire it or cause any change in the status of your partner. Maybe your body is just having a hard time with it.
My aunt also has hov, but was never told what level. She got warts during her pragnancy which makes me think it is low-risk since my doctor says high risk does not cause warts, just cell changes in the cervix. This is all so new to me. I am afraid of cancer and still in shock that all of this came about in a matter of months. |
| iridescent_opal wrote: |
| From all of the research I have done I have found that it does not make a difference if you use a condom or not mainly because you both already have the infection and can no longer re-acquire it or cause any change in the status of your partner. |
| iridescent_opal wrote: |
| Maybe your body is just having a hard time with it. |
| iridescent_opal wrote: |
| This is all so new to me. I am afraid of cancer and still in shock that all of this came about in a matter of months. |
| *star* wrote: |
| I'm glad to hear that you don't have cancer. That sounds exactly like what my doctor told me. I will be having the cryosurgery as well... I think.... it sounds like the same thing that I am having done. Are they doing one treatment or more than one? I am supposed to start the first one this Wednesday, but I think I have to reschedule because I will more than likely have started my period.
I hope you are feeling better now that you got your results back. I was so stressed out about the whole situation that I would find myself curled up in a ball on my couch and start crying over nothing at all. It was hard to think about at first, but after I talked to people on here as well as the doctor, my worries and fears went down the drain. Take care. |
| Ingi wrote: |
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Star, low grade hpv is quite different than the high risk hpv that iridescent_opal has. High risk hpv is what leads to cervical cancer. Low risk/grade hpv does not lead to cervical cancer but can cause warts. The treatments for each will be different. You can, actually, have both high and low risk hpv. But it sounds like your doctor is taking care of yours and it is of the lower risk variety. That is why your treatments are different. I'm 1 1/2 years out from my treatment (not the same as what you are having) and I'm hpv free. |
| Ingi wrote: |
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Star, low grade hpv is quite different than the high risk hpv that iridescent_opal has. High risk hpv is what leads to cervical cancer. Low risk/grade hpv does not lead to cervical cancer but can cause warts. The treatments for each will be different. You can, actually, have both high and low risk hpv. But it sounds like your doctor is taking care of yours and it is of the lower risk variety. That is why your treatments are different. I'm 1 1/2 years out from my treatment (not the same as what you are having) and I'm hpv free. |
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