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Does Dyskaryosis Indicate HPV Infection?

Hi,I have just got a letter through today telling me I have Severe Dyskaryosis.. I have looked up a lot about it on the internet. I had genital warts when I was 18 and they cleared up and never come back since and I'm 22 in september.so does that mean I still have HPV? Also I came out of a relationship in december and I was with him for 2 years.... Has he got HPV now and should I let him know?Thanks
Mon, 1 Aug 2016
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Hi,

Welcome to health care magic.

I understand your concern about dyskaryosis, but the grade of dyskaryosis plays an important role in the treatment options to be used.

Dyskaryosis is presence of abnormal cervical cells and moderate or severe dyskaryosis needs to be further investigated.

You may have to undergo HPV screening again now to rule out recurrence of HPV.

HPV and abnormal cells together may require immediate management.

Many treatment options are available like large loop excision of transformation zone, cone biopsy, cryotherapy, laser treatment etc.

I suggest you get in touch with your gynecologist and discuss these options after getting screened for HPV.

HPV screening for your partner is also suggested.

Thanks.
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Does Dyskaryosis Indicate HPV Infection?

Hi, Welcome to health care magic. I understand your concern about dyskaryosis, but the grade of dyskaryosis plays an important role in the treatment options to be used. Dyskaryosis is presence of abnormal cervical cells and moderate or severe dyskaryosis needs to be further investigated. You may have to undergo HPV screening again now to rule out recurrence of HPV. HPV and abnormal cells together may require immediate management. Many treatment options are available like large loop excision of transformation zone, cone biopsy, cryotherapy, laser treatment etc. I suggest you get in touch with your gynecologist and discuss these options after getting screened for HPV. HPV screening for your partner is also suggested. Thanks.