Vaginal Laser Therapy Questions

Laser skin whitening does not make your skin white, it helps removing dark patches, fine lines, wrinkles and uplifts skin. Results last for a long time but are not life long.

hi if HPV is positive then you need to monitor 6-12monthly for cervical cancer, if HPV is positive then it doesn't mean that it is 100% risk of cervical cancer.
it depends upon strain of HPV and associate risk factors.

Hi lybrate-user. The first step would be to visit a gynaecologist and get an internal examination. After that further tests like pap and usg etc can be decided. In your case, it would be better to get colposcopic examination and done and a biopsy on any suspicious area should be done.

Hello, you can also opt the below treatment for keloids except surgery.
Take silicea 200 ch, 3 drops once in a week.
Take thiosinaminum 30 ch, 3 drops once daily.
Revert me after 1 month.

Wash your face with any mild natural face wash. Wash your face 3-4 times. Use natural fruit pack. Take 1 pc carrot, 1 pc tomato 1 pc apple grind it mixed with honey n few drops of lemon juice. Use cold cow milk as a cleaner. Don't use medicated cream. Do not use any ointment in pimples. Do not prick those. Along with this if you treat by homoeopathy you surely b improved.

Local application of coconut oil or mustard oil or some soothing and calming lotion may provide relief in itching ..neem is one among the best blood purifier and detoxifier known to Ayurveda. It enhances immune system and neem oil is an antiseptic in itself. Leaf extracts are used in antiseptics and can be effectively used in treating skin diseases... It destroys fungus and bacteria and is best for almost all kinds of skin diseases including redness of skin and itching

Lightening of the skin and acne are known side effects of laser treatment and I will suggest you to apply aloevera gel twice a day over the lesion and follow up on completion.

Hello dear, hpv positive means she carries high risk for cervical cancer. If patient has completed the family, she can go for hysterectomy.

Tamoxifen is known to have a small risk of uterus cancer (endometrial cancer) and not cervical cancer. That's why you need to follow up with regular pelvic scans. But if she is post menopause she can be given different medicines. Can contact oncologist for details.

Tamoxifen theoretically increases the risk of endometrial cancer and not cervical cancer. Hence you have to do a 6 monthly usg abdomen to measure endometrial thickness. If it increases beyond a certain limit, tamoxifen will be stopped and other endocrine therapy may be started. However risk is small and the advantage of tamoxifen outweigh the risks.