Pap Smear? HPV & Pre Cancerous Cells?
May 4, 2009 by admin
My boyfriend has been diagnosed with HPV (Genital Warts) two months ago and has been on creme treating them since. Although, when we first started dating we did have unprotected sex a few times (he had no bumps and we didn't know he had anything). I have had pap smears three times in the past 8 months due to birth control problems and such and they all came back normal and clean. However, when I went to the doc to have an inspection after we found out my boyfriend had HPV, he found no warts and did a pap just to be sure.
I got a phone call today saying I was free of chlamydia and other stds but pre cancerous cells were detected and i have to go in to have an operation where they do a biopsy.
Girls, I am REALLY scared right now. What does this mean? Could I eventually have cancer and not be able to have kids. I really want to have kids and now I'm really worried.
Thank you all for your help and please don't judge me
Also, does that mean that my boyfriend could possibly have cancer and is there a test he could take to find this info out?
just found out 3 weeks ago that I have HPV…
You can search and search and search for answers but nothing will make you feel better right now…I should know…I'm so terrified…I'm in the midsts of losing my bf because of this…and I'm just scared as heck.
The colposcopy really isn't that bad…if they give you the pain killers. It just feels like a pinch and you will feel like you have a cramp (like you would during a period) for a few days. They will put liquid bandaid on it to protect it and you will get discarge that is kinda a black color…don't worry…it's normal. It's just the liquid bandaid. What my doctor is hoping is going to happen is that when my body goes to heal my little…well…scratches on the cervix I think you can call it…that my body will notice that "Hey….this isn't supposed to be here" and try and heal the infection. She said it will take 8 months to a year if my body decides to do this. You can take immune boosters and all to help you.
Just to make yourself feel better…at least this did for me…HPV is VERY VERY VERY common. It's so common in fact that dogs get it. Every person on this planet will get HPV at one time or another…it just all depends on what kind of strand it is…most people get it but their body treats it like a virus (like it would a cold) and get rid of it. There are hundreds of strains of HPV but only a very slight few (few meaning maybe 3) cause cancer and only 2 of them cause genitle warts (which I'm waiting to get my tests back from my colposcopy last week…and I'm hoping I don't have this one). It is also VERY VERY rare that a man will develop cancer from HPV.
Look it up…ask questions…this is the only thing that has helped me calm down.