Plano, TX
A 26-year-old female asked:
pap smear went from normal to large hgsil cin3 lesion in 1 year. it causes painful heavy periods. leep or hyst? i have no desire for more children.
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Dr. Sewa Leghaanswered
Medical Oncology 50 years experience
Follow advice of Gyn: Your gynecologist is the one who can guide you best. I doubt if the cervix lesions have anything to do with heavy periods. So handle these as 2 separate issues for the sake of treatment. I would say hysterectomy is not indicated for treating the cin3(it can be manged with leep). Heavy menses/periods can be often manged with hormonal therapy with help from your gyncologist....Hystrecto last resort.
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