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Hi
I've just been diagnosed with VIN3 following a GP visit and a biopsy 3 weeks ago to what I first thought were warts. Should I be worried, just after a little reassurance I guess
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vicky84938
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Anyone have any advice? What I would most like to know is the correlation between VIN and HPV
shioban63152 vicky84938
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hpv affects also the vulva. cin are cervical lesions, more frequent. vin are vulval. i had vin 1 caused by high risk hpv. i had laser treatment. how are you now?
helen16053 vicky84938
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Hi! I have been diagnosed with VIN and been having biopsies and surguries for that.. Mine is HPV related. What have you done so far? I saw another post of yours with a white lession.
emma30626 vicky84938
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Ive just been told my VIN3 has returned after having surgery to remove the last lot in 2019. Best advice i can give is to check your vulval area regularly and report any changes. Have you been advised what the next step of your treatment will be? It can take years for VIN3 to develop into full blown vulval cancer so as long as you stay aware of your body and any changes then you should be able to have it managed as best as is suited.