Question 1

how long do i have to wait to have sexual intercourse after cryosurgery?

Accepted Answer

2-4 weeks: Your doctor should have gone over this with you....But typically the rule is anywhere from 2-4 weeks, depending on the amount and depth of the procedure.

Question 2

does the cervix cause pain during sexual intercourse during ovulation?

Accepted Answer

Cervix: The cervix does not usually cause pain during intercourse.  There are a number of factors which can cause pelvic pain during intercourse, including endometriosis and others.  It is also possible that you have an ovarian cyst.

Question 3

i'm 25 but i have never had sexual intercourse. how likely it would be for me to have cervical cancer?

Accepted Answer

Rare: Cervical cancer is strongly associated with HPV. The only way to get HPV is sexually.

Question 4

aborted from 2 weeks still feel cervix low down and mildly open, is it safe doing sexual intercourse or may cause infection?

Accepted Answer

Sex: This is very similar to pregnancy and delivery. You should be able to have intercourse safely now.

Question 5

is there a connection between cervical cancer and having sexual intercourse with circumcised man?

Accepted Answer

Not specificly: The present thinking on cervical cancer involves acquiring a virus during vaginal sex that may spend decades in your body before it begins to change your cervix & lead to cancer.Many strains of the virus exist & a man, circumcised or not, may carry it for decades without knowing it. So any carrier man can pass it to you. A vaccine to prevent 4 strains is available but only helps before you get it.

Question 6

how risky is having sexual intercourse with someone whose ex-partner was diagnosed with hpv cervical cancer?

Accepted Answer

We don't know.: What you do know is that this new sexual partner has likely been exposed to hpv strains that are the high risk type.  However, it is unlikely that you or anyone else for that matter will go through life having never been exposed to hpv.  Hpv is extremely common and hpv vaccine, getting regular pap smears and follow up/treatment is the only way to truly prevent cervical cancer.

Question 7

what is the risk associated with having sexual intercourse with someone whose ex partner was diagnosed with hpv cervical cancer?

Accepted Answer

Very common: Hpv is prevalent.  About 70& of all twenty year olds will acquire it by the time they become sexually active.  Most individuals will clear it on their own in a few years so that by the time someone is thirty, only about five percent have hpv.

Question 8

i just recently found out that 15 yrs. ago during a c- section my cervix was tacked up and never released. is this possibly why i have not in many years been able to enjoy sexual intercourse with my husband?

Accepted Answer

After : After a cesarean section scarring is possible that would cause a cervix to be elevated so I am not sure if "tacked up" was a deliberate suspension procedure or related to scarring. Most scarring becomes evident within the first year. I would recommend a second opinion where you can have a physical examination. Also, bring a copy of the operative report from your cesarean section.

Question 9

doctors say long exposure to hpv viruses is needed to cause cancer of the cervix or vagina.what is long exposure here? (for example,if hustband and wife have frequent sexual intercourse, is this also a long exposure??

Accepted Answer

: Length of exposure is not necessarily the issue, rather the pathogenicity of the virus and your immune response to it is. If you are worried about cervical cancer, you should get pap smears with reflex  hpv testing. Some HPV serotypes are more likley to cause cervical cancer than others. For instance types 6 and 11 lead to warts while 16, 18, 36, 54 and others are more likely to be cancer causers.

Question 10

gardasil9 hpv if a type of hpv (eg-hpv 34,35,39,51,56,, 59,66,68) that is not protected by the vaccine enters the body during sexual intercourse after vaccination, does cervical cancer develop?

Accepted Answer

: Cervical cancer can arise from known or unknown HPV strains not found in the vaccine. It has also been known to arise without known infection by HPV (very rare). Gardasil 9 is contains is focused on the most common cancer strains but is not a failsafe protection. The need for Pap smears and other routine health surveillance does not end with its use but may become less frequent.

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Does the cervix cause pain during sexual intercourse during ovulation?

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I'm 25 but i have never had sexual intercourse. how likely it would be for me to have cervical cancer?

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Aborted from 2 weeks still feel cervix low down and mildly open, is it safe doing sexual intercourse or may cause infection?

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Is there a connection between cervical cancer and having sexual intercourse with circumcised man?

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How risky is having sexual intercourse with someone whose ex-partner was diagnosed with hpv cervical cancer?

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What is the risk associated with having sexual intercourse with someone whose ex partner was diagnosed with hpv cervical cancer?

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I just recently found out that 15 yrs. ago during a c- section my cervix was tacked up and never released. is this possibly why i have not in many years been able to enjoy sexual intercourse with my husband?

A member asked:

Doctors say long exposure to hpv viruses is needed to cause cancer of the cervix or vagina.what is long exposure here? (for example,if hustband and wife have frequent sexual intercourse, is this also a long exposure??

A member asked:

Gardasil9 hpv if a type of hpv (eg-hpv 34,35,39,51,56,, 59,66,68) that is not protected by the vaccine enters the body during sexual intercourse after vaccination, does cervical cancer develop?

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