Am I Doomed?

   Many people have the human papilloma virus and are alive and well. In the sense that they did not die. Medicine is constantly evolving, so you are not doomed. Men are often carriers, but they rarely get sick, maybe not at all, not even. So you have nothing to explain what you have or don't have. Find a trusted qualified gynecologist, talk seriously, ask all your questions. In general, whether you will get a virus depends on your immune system. You can be a carrier, but not get sick. To do this, strengthen the immune system, beware of other viruses, and there are preparations for this purpose.

   Calm down first. Most importantly, they found dysplasia and it was not advanced. As far as I know, the tissues in which changes have occurred should be removed. They are examined (so-called histology) to determine if there are any changes or something else that they failed to catch during the routine examination. Removal is done through a small surgical operation (under local anesthesia), which lasts about 30 minutes. In general, the possibility of getting pregnant and having a child is not endangered. I think there is a cure for HPV, but I'm not sure. But in no case do not delay treatment, because once the strain is high risk, dysplasia can develop, ie lead to malignancy. If you are not offered a quick reaction where you are, consider returning to Bulgaria. This procedure (conization) is probably performed in all obstetric hospitals. The doctors will then tell you what to do to get rid of the virus (if possible) and how to protect yourself from adverse circumstances. Do not delay treatment, because the diagnosis is really risky and must be acted upon quickly. Good luck.

   Hello, I'm sorry for what happened to you and I sympathize with you. You are not doomed, this is just a challenge you will cope with, no doubt! I am of the opinion that one should be treated through food. In your case, mushrooms are one of the foods that can be effective. There are other foods that can help a lot.