It is generally symptom free and may persist or go away on its own. It may be spotted by your doctor during a routine examination or it might show up on a PAP test.
Cervical dysplasia can be the first step in the development of cervical cancer.
Or it may not be cancer. As a result it is important to get prompt evaluation and treatment. To help prevent CV, women should also take their vitamins. If you've been diagnosed with cervical dysplasia, your doctor will have to decide on treatment. He or she may recommend a waiting approach, laser surgery or another procedure to remove the abnormal cells.