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A member asked:
Can you tell me the best treatment for severe squamous dysplasia? can my body cure itself of this? will the hpv vaccine help?
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Severe dysplasia: The HPV vaccine is to prevent dysplasia and does not treat it once you have it.The best treatment depends on many factors including your age, your desire for more children, and the resources/treatment options available where you live as well as the expertese of the practioner.Some treatment is advisable since it would be rare but not impossible for your body to take care of this atage of dysplasia
Answered 2/6/2015
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GYN: eam and colposcopy with PAP are the gold standard. You will need tight follow up with your GYN.
Answered 2/6/2015
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