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Hsil isnt a type of HPV!!! It stands for high grade squamous intraepithelial lesion: A precancerous condition in which the cells of the uterine cervix are moderately or severely abnormal. It is simply a short abbreviation to describe the cell changes according to the bethesda system, which is used to describe cellular changes in the cervix. Not all HPV strands cause cervical cancer. Most cervical cancer is slow growing and happens over a matter of years, that is why it is important to get your yearly checkups so they can monitor cell changes and do treatment to prevent cervical cancer!!
hsil is the type of hpv known to cause cervical cancer or cancerous cells i can tell you that i have cervical cancer now and i got hpv from my husband we have been married 2 years and i have had all my regular pap test i think it depends alot on your immune system but be assured they have great treatment for this virus so go to the doc and try not to worry it ipairs your immune system also if you smoke quit
So I was diagnosed wit high risk HPV. my doctor said that low risk is worse because that is genital warts and high risk can be treated.
It doesn't always cause cancer. In less than 5% of the people with hpv, will abnormal paps occur. It's less than 2% will get cancer, and those are the people who didn't get yearly paps and get treatment for abnormal cells.
It takes 10 to 20 yrs for cancer to develop.
It takes 10 to 20 yrs for cancer to develop.
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