hi doc,how bad is cin3? after leep i still have cin3. how long does cin3 take to turn into cancer? could it go to other places as well? my dr wants to do hysterectomy and remove cervix,is this the way to go? i have hpv strain 16 and other high risk

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My girlfriend has cervix cancer ...Now i got HPV ? She gave it to me or her body rids itself n she cheated n caught a strain again

Answer 1

Trust your doctor: CIN3 has a high likelihood of developing into cancer over time. Nobody can give you exact chances. Laser and LEEP are good options but if they fail, hysterectomy isn’t uncommon. If you are against surgery, consider a second opinion as nobody online can give a good recommendation without examining you and your medical history.

Answer 2

No: If you block the rays that burn, you're blocking the rays that help you make vitamin d. Use a vitamin d supplement.

Answer 3

Vit D: His main source of vit d should be given orally as instructed by your physician. Baby should never get sunburned. A severe sunburn in childhood greatly increases their risk for developing skin cancer later in life.

Answer 4

Yes: But usually only when liver cirrhosis is present.

Answer 5

Yes: There is a strong association between chronic hepatitis C and hepatocellular cancer.

Answer 6

Yes: Chronic hepatitis C infection, which never goes away spontaneously, can eventually lead to liver cancer - not a guarantee, but a possibility.

Answer 7

So close to birth: Hi are you ready? This sounds like your uterus is preparing to begin labor. The frustrating part is that we cannot predict how long this transition phase will take before you are in active labor. But, you are getting closer. Congratulations.

Answer 8

Yes: Dermoids do not prevent pregnancy but the diagnosis should be confirmed by sonogams. Unless they are very large they usually will not cause problems, but they can twist or rupture so removal might be advisable & can be done laparoscopically before pregnancy.

Answer 9

Abnormal ovarian cysts: A dermoid cyst has a very distinct pattern seen by ultrasound. It is very important to know how large this is and how long it's been in place. Also if it is causing pain. Sometimes dermoid can be confused with endometriomas. The cyst can also be another type of tumor which may need to be addressed surgically.

Answer 10

Sometimes: A ct scan will show the ovaries in the pelvis. Only significant and sometimes advanced changes of ovarian cancer such as excess fluid in the pelvis may be noticeable.

Answer 11

MAYBE: Although a contrast-enhanced ct--or, better still, a pelvic ultrasound--are preferred methods for visualizing the ovaries, a non-contact ct would likely show nonspecific irregularities of the ovaries. Bottom line: pelvic ultrasound is the best choice for visualizing ovaries.

Answer 12

Not usually: A much better test to detect ovarian cancer would be a transvaginal ultrasound.

Answer 13

Not necessarily...: Seeing ovarian cancer or not from ct without contrast is less desirable and accurate. But if an ovarian cancer is big and calcified, it can be easily suspected as how it may look. But, following the specific ct protocol for a specific suspected tumor so to have better visualization and diagnosis is highly recommended. Detail? Ask radiologist.

hi doc,how bad is cin3? after leep i still have cin3. how long does cin3 take to turn into cancer? could it go to other places as well? my dr wants to do hysterectomy and remove cervix,is this the way to go? i have hpv strain 16 and other high risk

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