Dr. Doni Wilson explains that LEEP removes abnormal cervical cells but doesn't eliminate HPV, which is why many women need repeat procedures. She recommends diet, stress recovery, supplements, and microbiome support to help your body clear the virus instead.
One of the most common questions I receive about high-risk HPV virus is whether a LEEP or a LLETZ procedure, as it's known in some countries, really fixes anything. The answer is that a LEEP or LLETZ procedure does remove abnormal cells, and so it's effective at treating severe dysplasia, but it's important to know that it doesn't necessarily remove the virus, which is why for a lot of women, they go through a LEEP or LLETZ procedure and then the abnormal cells recur and they have to go through another procedure and another procedure. I want you to know that it's not your fault. It's just that your doctor likely didn't tell you that there's a way to break the cycle and to actually address the HPV virus itself using diet changes, stress recovery, clinical doses of supplements, including herbs and nutrients, and microbiome support so that your body can clear the virus and prevent abnormal cells from happening again. Without taking that second step to address the virus, then you could be in this repeat pattern ongoing into the future. If this has been your experience and you're wondering what else you can do, I want you to know that I offer a free 10-minute call with my team so that we can go over your results and help you to understand what your next options are to actually clear the high-risk HPV virus and prevent the need for another procedure. If you'd like to have a call with my team, just comment call down below and I'll send you a link.
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