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This may be jumping the gun, but my main concern is fertility because we had just starting trying to get pregnant. I know that the colposcopy isn't supposed to impact fertility, but I have heard mixedMixed respiratory vaccine opinions on follow-up treatments.
Any feedback or advice that you could share would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Cervical abnormalities don't always mean HPV.yes u coulda had hpv some time ago and it is no longer detectable.Thank God no HPV!this does not affect ur abilty to conceive and have a healthy child..there have been quite a few womenWomen's way in this forum in the same dilemma who had HPV/colps/biopsies,LEEPS and went on to have healthy children!needless worry here....u'll be fine!