Can pre-malignant conditions of the cervix be cured?

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Pre-malignant changes are invariably cured by destroying the abnormal area as described above. Sometimes treatment may have to be repeated. Unfortunately, it is not possible to remove every Human Papilloma Virus, the cause of the abnormality, from the lower genital tract. After treatment, the virus usually lies dormant but it can become active again. It is, therefore, imperative that women treated for pre-malignant conditions of the cervix should be kept on long-term follow up.⁰⁷⁰¹

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• Topical antiseptic agent after large loop excision of the transformation zone: Results of a randomised controlled trial. (1999)

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• 1 What is the cervix?
• 2 What is a cervical polyp?
• 3 What is meant by cervical erosion (ectopy) and cervicitis?
• 4  What is the transformation zone?
• 5 What is a 'Paptest' (PAP test (cervical smear) test)
• 6  My PAP smear test (cervical smear) shows inflammation. Should I be worried?
• 7  What are cells and what is an abnormal (pre- malignant) cell?
• 8 My PAP smear test (cervical smear) shows abnormal cells. Does this mean that I have cancer?
• 9  What is meant by the terms pre-malignant cells, dyskaryosis, dysplasia and CIN?
• 10  What are the symptoms of pre-malignancy of the cervix?
• 11  What are benign and malignant tumours?
• 12  Why have I developed a pre-malignant condition of my cervix?
• 13  What is colposcopy?
• 14  What treatments are available for pre-malignant conditions of the cervix?
• 15  Can pre-malignant conditions of the cervix be cured?
• 16  How can I be re-assured that the pre-malignant changes will not recur?
• 17  How can we prevent carcinoma of the cervix?
• 18  Is there a reason to screen for HPV?
• 19  Support Groups.
• 20  Are there any support groups?

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