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Path to Vulvar Cancer (high grade squamous intraepithelial lesion)
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My story is similar. However, after I had the bleeding & ultrasound i had an internal with my gynecologist and she saw that my cervix appeared abnormal. Would that have shown up a year before? Maybe or maybe not. I can’t look back.
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@ffr I'd have to ask my gyn who well she can visualize a cervix ? My understanding is that is that a colposcopy would be needed for that. Following my hysterectomy I no longer have a cervix but now I'm very curious. Like you, I can't look back but I ask these questions to help others here on Mayo Clinic Connect.