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By smithks9 | Jun 16, 2004

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mild dysplasia

i was recently diagnosed with mild dysplasia -- is it still safe to have sex or will this worsen the condition??

is there anything you should or should not do??

Tags: dysplasia, ovarian, Cancer, Ovarian Cancer, cervix, Infection, intervention, papilloma, virus

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killo

Aug 19, 2007

To: joe killo

my motherin low has mild dyslasha how can you help.

Shashi11962

Aug 19, 2007

Hi,

Dysplasia is pre-cancerous changes to the cells of the cervix usually caused by an infection from the HPV (human papilloma virus.) Having sex should have no impact at all on the condition.

Usually with mild dysplasia, your body will clear the changes to the cells by itself without the need for medical intervention. If it progresses, there are a variety of treatments which are almost always 100% effective.

Hugs,

Lisa

nubianbella

Sep 02, 2010

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Dec 23, 2010

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