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Lesions, Cin Iii, Discharge, Postcoital Bleeding,abdomen,pap Test, Urgent Biopsy, Coloposcopy. Cervical Cancer?

Hi on my pap test it was found tgat i have severe high grade lesions and cin iii. Along with this i have discharge . Postcoital bleeding and abdomen for over a year - this was initially why i went to the dr. I have had a child and been with my husband 10 years . 25 have an urgent biopsy and coloposcopy tomorrow. Is it highly likely this is cervical cancer.
Sat, 12 Oct 2013
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Hi!
welcome to HCM!
Post coital bleeding can be due to CIN itself or it can be due to infection or Cervical or endometrial polyps.As about cervical cancer,PCB occurs in 0.7-39% of women with cervical cancer. The risk of a woman seen in the community with PCB having cervical cancer is approximately 1in 44000 in 20-24 year olds and 1 in 2,400 in 45-54 year olds.
So go for the colposcopy and biopsy with a relaxed mind and wait for the results.
hope this will help.take care!
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Lesions, Cin Iii, Discharge, Postcoital Bleeding,abdomen,pap Test, Urgent Biopsy, Coloposcopy. Cervical Cancer?

Hi! welcome to HCM! Post coital bleeding can be due to CIN itself or it can be due to infection or Cervical or endometrial polyps.As about cervical cancer,PCB occurs in 0.7-39% of women with cervical cancer. The risk of a woman seen in the community with PCB having cervical cancer is approximately 1in 44000 in 20-24 year olds and 1 in 2,400 in 45-54 year olds. So go for the colposcopy and biopsy with a relaxed mind and wait for the results. hope this will help.take care!