[livingwith]

Back in June of 2004 I was diagnosed with severe dysplasia. The doctor suggested that I have a cone biopsy done. I was terrified, scared that I would not be able to have children again. Here I am three years later. I now have a two year old and in great health. I get yearly pap-smear checkups and so far everything comes back normal. So to those who are living with this and are scared there is hope....Read the full article

[paullisa]

Well I hope that there is some Kind of Hope for me, I have severe Dysplasia and I didn't find out until a Month agao that my Doctor neglected to tell me about a year ago. So Now what I'm scared to find out how far it went with out treatment. I am away's reading how not to worry about if thet detect it early enough, So what am I suppost to think.

[greta0707]

Thank you so much for posting your message. I was just told I have severe dysplasia and go in now in a couple weeks for the LEEP procedure. I am only 26 and recently married and would love to have kids some day, so that I why I found relief in your message. Thank you for posting.

[laqlaq2002]

I think that is great news and congratulations! My situation is similar except 2 years ago, I had conical biopsy on my cervix (no pre cancer found in pathology final report) along with laser ablation on my upper vagina/there were pre cancer cells in that area. Now it has come back and the doctor is recommending a partial hysterectomy ( upper 1/3 of the vagina, uterus and cervix). I still want to be able to have kids so I am not sure what to do. I can opt for the other procedure (same one I had 2 years ago) but I am not sure how large of a risk I am taking (seeing that it came back). Any thoughts or words?