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I am curious about how these vaginal suppositories actually function. Does one experience any physical discomfort, such as stinging or localized pain? If my understanding is correct, these treatments work by exfoliating the internal lining, so I find myself wondering what that process is truly like and what the sensation entails.
electricridge20, I am uncertain if it is premature to ask, but have those medicated suppositories actually provided you any relief? My gynecologist diagnosed me with a cervical lesion and insisted that most women deal with this, claiming it is nothing to be concerned about and requires no intervention... "nothing to be concerned about"??? Yet, I am dealing with constant discharge, and I am expected to simply accept this as my normal state of being because apparently, it isn't a serious issue...
Regardless, I intend to seek a second opinion from another specialist once my period concludes, but in the interim, I am curious to know if those Albertsons suppositories are truly effective? What has your personal experience been with them?
I stopped taking my microginon birth control pills following my last period in mid-December. Now, my cycle is already about a week late, and I'm not experiencing any typical symptoms that usually signal an upcoming period. I decided to discontinue the pill due to a likely HPV infection—though I haven't had a Pap smear yet since I haven't noticed any physical changes associated with it, I am certain the virus is present...
Basically, has anyone here dealt with something similar? Or more generally, should I be asking what actually happens to the body once you stop hormonal contraceptives? By all logic, shouldn't my periods remain regular? Or am I completely mistaken here? Help! I’m starting to panic, especially since my last checkup revealed cervical ectopy—essentially a small lesion on my cervix—and I truly believe the pills played a significant role in its development.