Cervical Canal clear so now what?

Ok so I had a LEEP Jan 4th resukts came back not clear, so does that mean that there are still abnormal cells? My Dr said she did an ECC up in the cervical canal and that was clear, so thats good right? Can anyone shed some infor on a natural dr here in Cali? Iam actually in the bay area, and would love to see if I can get any help, as I have seen many of you beat this dysplasia this way - please let me know I don't wanna stress on this anymore then I have too!

Thanks
Tina ;-(

1 reply   

These are useful sites to search for an ND in your area. I found mine via one of these sites. Fortunately, on the West Coast, there are many more to choose from than on the East Coast.

naturopaths.healthprofs.com/

www.naturopathic.org/

Yes, it means there are still abnormal cells present. I had a similar experience as you- I had a LEEP with unclear margins in April and was told to have a second in June. The second one produced clear margins. But, I still have HPV as of my follow-up pap, so I looked into and started with an ND in October. I hope it's helping. It has helped many others on here!
Good luck to you!

This discussion is closed to replies. We close all discussions after 90 days.

If there's something you'd like to discuss, click below to start a new discussion.

Things you can do

Support NCCC

Help the National Cervical Cancer Coalition reach its goals and support people like yourself by making a donation today.

Donate to the National Cervical Cancer Coalition

Advertisement

Advertisement

Discussion topics

StopHPVCancer: NCCC's online community for info & support @ http://t.co/ItsngDglFy. Featured discussion on sex after LEEP: http://t.co/uW5yOYQ130

StopHPVCancer: Take a look at part two of NCCC's video Cervical Cancer Survivor Stories. Real. Raw. Honest. http://t.co/stmBLVEW4S

StopHPVCancer: RT @InfoASHA: http://t.co/JfX2XPKpO8 CDC report finds declines in U.S. teen birth rates were steepest among Hispanics from 2007-2011

StopHPVCancer: ARHP's program for providers on treating challenging cases of trich, HSV, gonorrhea, and chlamydia. http://t.co/bhd0MACE19

StopHPVCancer: Must read article in Chronicle of Higher Ed. about sexuality issues on college campuses http://t.co/QxkOjy5eab

Community leaders