Doesn't really fit here, but I figured a moderator might know. If you were discovered to have pre-cancerous cells on your cervix, what would the expected prognosis be a year later?

I dont know if id be asking totse about this. Im pretty sure the most common answer should be "im not a doctor so i really cant tell you."

Ask your doctor, thats what hes there for.

Pretty good, I think. It's not cancer yet, so they can just blast those cells out of there, and then you're all good. But yeah, ask a doctor/google.

It depends on the location and number of these cells. There's a chance of you getting rid of them still, but you've got to take advantage of that quickly, I believe.

Cervical cancer must be one of the toughest things on the entire planet. I'm lucky I don't got a cervix - lost it in 'nam.

Luckily cervial cancer should be a thing of the past, with the new vaccine out.

If i had two wishes they might just be; 1) To be able to give every cervical cancer sufferer a big hug, 2) for that hug to cure the cancer.

totse needs a doctor drew.

quote:Originally posted by XHippie HunterX:

I dont know if id be asking totse about this. Im pretty sure the most common answer should be "im not a doctor so i really cant tell you."

Ask your doctor, thats what hes there for.

Yep, what he said.

There is some kinda shot out now that prevents cervical cancer, my doctor told me about it. I'm not really sure if it would work if you have a few cancerous cells or not but you could always ask. And if they catch it early you can get rid of it.