The doctor may need to adjust the type and dosage of birth-control pills. 882-7000 to make an appointment with a University of Missouri Health Sciences Center physician. I am 21 years old, and was treated for mild dysplasia of the cervix about five months ago with cryosurgery. I had a repeat Pap smear done, and the abnormal cells have not changed, but they didn't go away either. We hope you have talked to your physician about the options available to you.
Cervical dysplasia is an abnormal growth of cells on the cervix.
If the abnormal cells still are present, it would indicate the continued presence of dysplasia. You did not list all the steps you went through prior to your cryosurgery, but several methods are available to treat dysplasia. Sometimes laser treatment is used. In some instances, surgery also is indicated. Sometimes a physician will only monitor changes closely, taking more Pap smears, for a period of time.