Cervical dysplasia is abnormal cell growth on the cervix. Dysplasia occurs in females age 15 and over, and most often in those age 25 to 35. Cervical dysplasia and cervical cancer are associated with certain strains of human papilloma virus is commonly called the wart virus.
Enhanced nutrition is believed to improve the immune system response in the cervix.
An enhanced immune response may aid in the elimination of cervical dysplasia. Cryosurgery compared with loop excisional electrical procedure - by Diane L. Kehrli, Debbie M. Cordola, California State University Northridge. Cervical dysplasia - from the University of Utah. Cervical dysplasia and CIN - introduction, causes and risk factors, symptoms and detection, treatment, prognosis. HPV and Abnormal Cell Changes - from American Social Health Association.