A question about dysplasia... - Cancer: Breast Message Board

Verucah · 10-11-2004, 02:20 PM

I have a question. If you have been diagnosed with dysplasia, did you have any symptoms? Discharge, pain, discomfort? Right before I was diagnosed with CIN I-II, I noticed something was going on but not sure. I just wanted to know if anyone else felt that way?

Verucah

Sugarhi16 · 10-11-2004, 02:40 PM

Verucah,
I personally did not have any symptoms. I had no idea anything was wrong until I got an abnormal pap. However, from what I've read on this board some women have symptoms and that is why they see the doctor. So it is possible to have symptoms, but not all women do. Hope this helps.

ktdid · 10-11-2004, 04:40 PM

Hi, I also did not have any symptoms, just all started off as my first abnormal pap. I"M 30 years old. pap came back cin II- cinIII. then i had a leep at the end of april, it came back cinIII margins were not clear, but the endocervical was clear.
I just had my 3 month. followup pap and colposcopy and it came back cin III again. Still no symptoms. SO now I have to go back for another leep....
good luck,
katie

cocoeyes · 10-11-2004, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by ktdid

Hi, I also did not have any symptoms, just all started off as my first abnormal pap. I"M 30 years old. pap came back cin II- cinIII. then i had a leep at the end of april, it came back cinIII margins were not clear, but the endocervical was clear.
I just had my 3 month. followup pap and colposcopy and it came back cin III again. Still no symptoms. SO now I have to go back for another leep....
good luck,
katie

No there is usually no symptoms when it comes to dysplasia.. Only when it comes to cancer I believe.

That's why they tell females to get there yearly pap smears and not just the pap for STDs because those don't pick up on dysplasia.

KimRick · 10-12-2004, 08:41 AM

What are the symptoms for cancer?

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Originally Posted by cocoeyes

No there is usually no symptoms when it comes to dysplasia.. Only when it comes to cancer I believe.

That's why they tell females to get there yearly pap smears and not just the pap for STDs because those don't pick up on dysplasia.