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Have HPV, At High Risk For Cervical Cancer. Pain And Bleeding When Having Sex. What Do You Think?

hi I had my kid about 8 months ago and after I had her the doctor told me that I had hpv and at high level risk for cervical cancer and I have not stopped bleeding through these 8 months here and there I will get a few days break but that's it and it hurt every time I have sex and causes me to bleed. And now I have been having bloody mucus as well. And the doctor told me she would check agin in a year but its not getting any better what do you think all this means
Mon, 29 Apr 2013
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Hi and thanks for the query,
It s quite reasonabk to actively search to exclude an abnormality of the cervix at this mpoint in time. HPV is a risk fcator for cervical cancer, but it actually depends on the HPV variant. Variants 16 and 18 are the most dangerous. Post sex bleeding usually deserves a formal exclusion of a cervical cancer or inflammation. My suggestion is visiting your gynecologist for formal testing, a pap smear, HPV testing and a colposcopy or cervical biopsy. This shall be importnat for an appropriate diagnosis and timely management, if at all there is any abnormality encountered. benign conditions like polyps of the cervix, inflammation from various sources and trauma could also present as such.
Thanks and best regards,
Luchuo, MD.
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Have HPV, At High Risk For Cervical Cancer. Pain And Bleeding When Having Sex. What Do You Think?

Hi and thanks for the query, It s quite reasonabk to actively search to exclude an abnormality of the cervix at this mpoint in time. HPV is a risk fcator for cervical cancer, but it actually depends on the HPV variant. Variants 16 and 18 are the most dangerous. Post sex bleeding usually deserves a formal exclusion of a cervical cancer or inflammation. My suggestion is visiting your gynecologist for formal testing, a pap smear, HPV testing and a colposcopy or cervical biopsy. This shall be importnat for an appropriate diagnosis and timely management, if at all there is any abnormality encountered. benign conditions like polyps of the cervix, inflammation from various sources and trauma could also present as such. Thanks and best regards, Luchuo, MD.