does anyone know what CIN II of the cervix is? What is LEEP?

Question

my gyne dr called he sorta of explained it? but, i kinda of spaced when he said it. its like my life went into slow motion as he was talking. i want someone that is in the medical field to tell me in plain english/human lingo not dr lingo. please help??????i'm scared to death and dont know what to do, i am 32 about to turn 33 tomrrow. helppppp!!!!!!!1

Answer 1

Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia (abbreviated "CIN") is a cervical condition caused by a sexually transmitted virus called the Human Papilloma Virus. CIN is also called Cervical Dysplasia. CIN is classified as I, II or III depending on its severity. It is considered a pre-cancerous abnormality, but not an actual cancer. The mildest form, CIN I, usually goes away on its own, although rarely it can progress to cancer. The more severe forms, CIN II and CIN III, most often stay the same or get worse with time. They can become a cancer, but almost never do if treated adequately

Answer 2

I had CIN II (Cervical dysplasia)when I was 18. My doc said my cervix looked like raw hamburger meat. He performed cryosurgery on me in the office. The procedure felt exactly like I had brain freeze(like when you drink a really cold drink fast and get that wierd headache), but inbetween my legs. You have a discharge afterwards that is just like water....like you have melting ice cubes! I have never ever been diagnosed again with cervical dysplasia, and I am 40 now and just had a baby last year. Below is some medical info about it. Good luck, you will be fine!

Since most cases of CIN II do not go away on their own, treatment is recommended. CIN II can be treated by freezing the the cervix, called Cryotherapy, or by removing the abnormal area with an electric wire loop, called LEEP. LEEP, rather than cryotherapy, is required if the CIN extends into the canal of the cervix. Frequent Pap tests, every 4 months for the 1st year and every 6 months for the 2nd year after treatment, are recommended to make sure the abnormality has been adequately treated.

Answer 3

CIN II is the middle stage of three (I-III) describing the amount of abnormal cells collected. CIN I is concerning and sometimes docs will take steps to reduce it (laser or cryo theropy). CIN is a little more serious an may require extra care and extra paps in the future. CIN III is also call cervical cancer (carcinoma in-situ).

So basically cancer is a bunch of cells that are made the way they are supposed to. Sometimes they grow into a big blob called a tumor. In your case the cells are starting to grow abnormally around your cervix. Since its caught early the doctor should go over some steps on how to get rid of these bad cells. They can kill them with a lazer, freeze them, or cut them out. It will be up to your doctor which action to take. Once they are gone, your risk of cervical cancer drops down a bit but you must on your toes so to speak to make sure it doesnt come back (and then potentially spread to other parts of you body).

Hope this helped.

Answer 4

CIN ability cervical intraepithelial neoplasia. II ability 2d degree. Cervical dysplasia ability disordered enhance. In severe dysplasia or carcinoma-in-situ (CIN III) the whole thickness of cells is disordered, however the atypical cells have not yet unfold under the exterior. Carcinoma-in-situ ability "maximum cancers in place". If this circumstance isn't dealt with, it always will develop into an invasive cervical maximum cancers. women with CIN II or CIN III have a finite probability for progression to invasive maximum cancers if those aspects are actually not bumped off. as a result, finding CIN II or III is a demonstration for the removing of the whole volume of the suspicious section, usually by ability of an outpatient technique conventional because of the fact the loop electrosurgical excision technique (LEEP). If extensive aspects of CIN II or III can not be fullyyt discerned by ability of a colposcopy or in the event that they strengthen into the mucous membrane in the cervical canal, a greater aggressive technique referred to as conization (cone biopsy) would be complete rather. treatment The treatment relies upon on the degree of dysplasia. uncomplicated dysplasia, which will bypass away by ability of itself, usually includes cautious remark with repeat Pap smears each 3 to 6 months. different kinds will require the type to break the atypical tissue, which contain electrocauterization, cryosurgery, laser vaporization, or surgical removing. consistent save on with-up, each 3 to 6 months or as prescribed, is obligatory. Please see the webpages for added information on Cervical dysplasia.

Answer 5

Ok, it is ok I can fill you in on all of this. First as far as the CIN II it means that you have some abnormal cells in your cervix. I know that mine was caused by HPV. As far as the LEEP, I had one about a year ago. I took my mom with me to hold my hand. You get in the stirups like you would for an exam, then they spray some numbing solution on your cervix. Then the doctor takes a device and burns the abnormal cells off your cervix. The worst part for me was the smell. Take someone that you trust to hold your hand and a tissue or something that you can breathe through to cover the smell. It will take about 10 to 25 minutes. It will be fine. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! It will all work out. :)

Answer 6

CIN II is moderate dysplasia of the cervix. CIN stands for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia. It is the precancerous condition detected by Pap smear screening. Cervical cancer develops over a period of time. If the precancerous condition CIN is detected in time, it can be treated to prevent the development of cancer.

Loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP) uses a thin, low-voltage electrified wire loop to cut out abnormal tissue from the cervix. HTH.

Answer 7

i don't know what a CIN II is, but i can tell you a procedure done to the cervix is often called a leap. This procedure is done when the patient has not been able to have at least 3 normal pap smears in a row. usually, they do a biopsy first & review results. if nothing is conclusive in the biopsy, they do another pap smear, and if results are still not normal they will do a cryo, or "freeze" the cells on your cervix in hopes of allowing new healthy cells to grow. they will follow up with another pap smear, and if still not normal this is when the leap is done. they cut out a cone shaped segment of your cervix. my friend had this done and they did use a local anesthetic for this.

Answer 8

First of all LEEP is Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure.
CIN II means, Cervical Intra-Epithelial Neoplasia.
It's a PRE-cancerous lesion. Doesn't necessarily mean you have cancer, however it can be successfully treated with the procedure mentioned. No need to worry though as cervical cancer is the MOST MANAGEABLE AND PREVENTABLE type of cancer there is.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

The others have answered your question so I will just say Happy Birthday and God Bless you. Don't worry, you will be fine!