Has any women been able to reverse cervical dysplasia, due to vitamins, lifestyle changes, etc?

February 4th, 2012 | by admin |
Skywind asked:


I have a close friend who has cervical dysplasia (condition that can lead to cervical cancer). Just wondering if anyone has, or has heard of, success using vitamins and diet/lifestyle changes to reverse their condition. Thanks!

Dorothy
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    1. 2 Responses to “Has any women been able to reverse cervical dysplasia, due to vitamins, lifestyle changes, etc?”

    2. By girlfriend on Feb 7, 2012 | Reply

      Glenda

      I have mild dysplasia but fortunately it’s not cancerous yet, it’s actually in level 2 right now so I have to get checked every 6 months. This is what I’m doing, it’s supposed to help: I’m eating big portions of blackberries, blueberries, and other “berries” every day (since the are natural antioxidants). Taking vitamin E every day. And overall, I’ve improved my diet to include more fruits and vegetables. My next exam is in 5 months so hopefully it’ll be gone by then. Hope that helped, good luck to your friend!

    3. By Susan D on Feb 9, 2012 | Reply

      Grace

      I think that a healthy diet, rich in antioxidants and exercise can do wonders for the body.

      I was diagnosed with cervical dysplasia about 5 years ago. The pap came back as dysplasia; a biopsy confirmed no cancer; the dysplasia was frozen off by cryotherapy. I’ve had normal pap smears since that time.

      I know that people tend to avoid surgery if necessary. Sometimes, though, it’s the best option.

      Maybe your friend should get a second opinion if a surgery has not been offered.

      The biopsy (for me) was a little uncomfortable-like a pinch, but was outpatient. The cryotherapy was also an outpatient procedure and virtually painless. No heavy lifting for a few days and no intercourse for about a week.

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