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Most cases of cervical dysplasia are caused by HPV infection. HPV is very common and is spread through sexual contact.
Treatment and prevention strategies are primarily for the prevention of cervical cancer.
HPV vaccination prevents HPV infection, cervical dysplasia, and cervical cancer. Doctors recommend HPV vaccination for boys and girls aged 11 and 12, and for all women between the ages of 13 and 26 who have not previously been vaccinated for HPV.
Treatment options depend on the severity of cervical dysplasia. Treatment may include:
Make regular follow-up appointments with your Dignity Health doctor to assess cervical dysplasia and have Pap tests. Most doctors recommend a Pap test one year after treatment. Based on those results, your doctor will make additional recommendations for future screening.
Dignity Health provides personalized gynecological treatments for cervical dysplasia in Arizona, California, and Nevada.