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Subject: Re: VIN1

Author:
Lesley Langdell (Confused about VIN1)

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Date Posted: Saturday, September 28, 12:30:33am
Author Host/IP: 2.28.148.46
In reply to: Lynne 's message, "VIN1" on Sunday, April 01, 02:26:02pm

>I just found out that I have VIN1 and I'm currently
>using Aldara for four weeks. I'm on my third week
>with a follow up to the doctor on April 18th to see if
>I will need a lazer treatment. I was in shock when
>the doctor told me about the VIN and now I have so
>many questions. What is the best procedure for VIN? I
>also want to make sure it hasn't spread to my bladder
>and rectum, is there a test for these areas and should
>I request it? I want to be proactive so I don't get
>cancer and I need to know how to do this. So, someone
>please help me.
>
>Lynne
I am so confused about the seriousness of VIN1.I was diagnosed with vestibulodynia 6 years ago after very painful sex, (now unable to have penetration for 2 1/2 years)but no treatments worked. Luckily my husband is very understanding. Gp referred me to St George's London who said I had HPV ( not genital warts he said) I had biopsies under spinal block. Just been told I have VIN1 (by secretary when I rang for results) but not due to see consultant until November for follow up. Everything I have read on Google seems to differ as to how it needs to be treated, if at all. Any experiences would be very helpful.

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