Seeking Advice on a Procedure

Hi G.,
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hi gaby. :) i also had this procedure. i was preg with my third chid and didnt know. id been on the birth control shot headed for the second round when the dr phoned me to say they had been trying to contact me by phone for a long while to tell me that during my initial visit for the birth control, the pap i had recieved showed abnormal cells. dysplasia was what it was. caused by hpv. (human papillomo virus) sp... so i went to a sonogram the next day..i was in my fourth month.the first examination i had was to soon to show positive preg. then we discussed the leep. i had it done at 4 mo preg.. and again at 6 mo and again at 8mo. it was stage 3 each time. i was terrified. i was faced with the reality of cancer at twenty two yrs old. eventually the dr. suggested a hysterectomy. i did my homework and then had no other option but to have it done. they removed my cervix and uterus and left my ovaries. no more periods, but no menopause. i did have the crying spells after the leeps. i was just so stressed out and felt guilt about the possibility of not being here for my kids. i was tired alot because i would lie awake at night and think. i would spend xtra time w my girls hoping it would make up for time i may not have later. just the normal thought process for those of us who have gone through the uncertainty. i did have irreg periods too. mayb your extremly stressed about it all. perhaps the depression thing has set in. its not a forever feeling sweetie. it does get easier. this is all so fresh for you. im very sorry you are having to worry. talk to your dr about a mild anti depressant. i take lexapro daily and have for 7 yrs. sure id love to not have to have it but if it takes just a small pill to help me along ill do it. the idea of others about getting a second opionion is great too. if you need to vent or have any other questions for me feel free to email me at ____@____.com or ____@____.com wish you the best, and hope you get to feeling better really soon. praying for you and remember to take time for yourself. you are so lucky to have a husband you can lean on.:)what a special gift that we all deserve.

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It also strikes me weird that he only did a leep procedure, although i know there could be different levels of leep. I got one done but only for pre cancerous lesions as well. I didn't experience any problems at all. Do they usually leave your cervix when you have cancer and just do a leep procedure? Not that i know how many kids you want, but did they give you that option? Something is wrong... even if it has nothing to do with your procedure. Take care of yourself.
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I had this procedure done 12 yrs ago at the same stage as you and I do remembered missing my periods for a little while but then came back normal. Probably what you are experiencing is a bit a depression. The word cancer is pretty scary. Is not something we want to hear. At the time I was in the military and I really didn't have time to worry myself to death or feel sorry for myself. Not trying to be rude or anything, but I do have a few suggestions; try to see a psychiatrist, preferrably female, explain who you feel. She could prescribe something to balance your system. Try to get involve with something you really like or feel passionate about. Tell your family and friends how you feel, nothing like having a support group. And last but not least(I should said this first), pray to God for encouragement, strength, and wisdom. There's nothing He can't take care of. Good luck and God bless you.

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