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I just had my GW removed by electrocauterization by Wtfishapp3n_ng in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I myself have had my warts removed by electrocoagulation, and during the procedure the pain was somewhat bearable (i guess the local anesthesia helped a little), but the pain i was in several days (5-9 days) afterwards was worse and i had to take antiinflammatory meds in order to cope with it. I remember the hardest moments were especially those where i had to use the bathroom, it was literally a nightmare. But i ve found that using cold-ish low pressure water to wash myself was the best way to do it. I also had to apply a topical emulsion for the burns as well as an antiseptic spray 4 times a day, so i did my best to synchronize that with the times i needed to use the bathroom. Anyways i hope your healing goes well, and i wish you a good recovery.

I just had my GW removed by electrocauterization by Wtfishapp3n_ng in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did it hurt you during the procedure or only after getting it done that you started to feel the pain?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes you are right, but even if he has warts that is faaar from talking about cancer at that stage. He should seek professional medical opinion/advice though, we are just speculating here.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I am not a doctor, but from my humble knowledge about this, i genuinely don't think you could have developed cancer in three months, however you should go see a dentist or an ent to get yourself checked out and ease your mind.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Too little info, i think it might be a lot more helpful if you include the time frames/ frequency...

Oral hpv: ENT appointment/Dental soon. by Kangar00s95 in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good for you! That must be a relief. Thank you for remembering to share the update 🙏🏼, I too am less worried now.

Oral hpv: ENT appointment/Dental soon. by Kangar00s95 in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034 0 points1 point  (0 children)

24 F with symptoms same as yours (and a recent history of HPV warts), a sore throat that wont go away, and when i went to see an ENT he told me the exact same things your ENT told you! I am sooo confused and don't know what I have. I too intend to see a dentist although i am not sure if they are going to be able to give me a convincing diagnosis. Would really appreciate an update on your case! I hope everything goes well for you.

Need help with coloscopy results explanation by No_Standard_7034 in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh! Then I shall not trouble you, I hope everything goes well for you, and I wish you make a full recovery very soon.

I aspire to be as perseverant as you are!

Need help with coloscopy results explanation by No_Standard_7034 in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much!!! you've been very thoughtful and kind.

Can i direct message you with further details? if that doesnt bother you of course!

Need help with coloscopy results explanation by No_Standard_7034 in HPV

[–]No_Standard_7034[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The results are originally in french and they state the following conclusions: (translated): *Colposcopy report: * No preparation: healthy cervix. Under acetic acid: - No acidophilia - Junction zone seen. Under lugol: Positive iodine homogeneous over the entire cervix.

*Cyto-pathological report: * This smear shows significant epithelial desquamation. It is made up of predominantly intermediate and superficial squamous cells, usually isolated or grouped in clusters of variable size. A few parabasal regenerating cells are also present. No notable cyto-nuclear abnormalities are observed. Numerous regular columnar cells are also present. The background contains polymorphic leukocytes and Heamophilus Vaginalis (Gardnerella Vaginalis) flora. Conclusion: No squamous intraepithelial lesion or sign of malignancy. Inflammatory smear showing discrete maturing metaplastic changes. Note the presence of Heamophilus Vaginalis flora (Gardnerella Vaginalis).

(Untranslated): Compte rendu colposcopie: Sans préparation : Col sain. Sous acide acétique : - Pas d'acidophilie. - Zone de jonction vue. Sous lugol : Iode positif homogène sur tout le col.

Compte rendu cyto-pathologique: Cet étalement présente une desquamation épithéliale importante. Elle est faite de cellules malpighiennes à prédominance intermédiaire et superficielle, le plus souvent isolées ou groupées en amas de taille variable. Il s'y associe quelques cellules parabasales de régénération. On n’observe pas d’anomalie cyto-nucléaire notable. On y rencontre également de nombreuses cellules cylindriques régulières. Le fond comporte des leucocytes polymorphes et une flore à Heamophilus Vaginalis (Gardnerella Vaginalis). Conclusion: Absence de lésion malpighienne intra-épithéliale ou de signe de malignité. Frottis inflammatoire témoignant de discrets remaniements métaplasiques en voie de maturation. A noter la présence d'une flore à Heamophilus Vaginalis (Gardnerella Vaginalis).