Hi doctors - so I'm concerned and look forward to your expert guidance.

 Welcome to our forum. I'll be glad to comment but to be honest this is a discussion you also need to have with your gynecologist.    HPV infections are very common and you are being managed appropriately. The Pap smear designations of  LSIL and HSIL  represent a spectrum of the cellular changes that can occur in women with HPV infection. Your infection may be progressing or, alternatively, you may have an infection with different grades of cellular change at different locations on your cervix which, by chance  have been detected at different times.    At this point with persistent evidence of HPV infection and fluctuating cellular changes a biopsy is an appropriate and reasonable approach. Such biopsies are done in order to rule out the possibility of very early, curable stages of cancer. Most biopsies are negative.  Others, when positive allow, once again, depending on the findings allow your gynecologist to take measures to manage this infection before it jeopardizes your help. In general despite the anxiety that these sortsjjjmproduces, if cancer is present early detection is favorable as cervical cancer can readily  be cured. EWH---

Thank you - I certainly am in contact with my gyn. as well. I'm hoping these are just abnormal pre-cancerous cells and they are removed and that's that. Have you personally seen AHCC remedy HPV16?

I'm sorry, I hove no personal experience with AHCC.   I would point out HOWEVER that many of these infections can resolve without progressing to cancer and that with early detection and followup such as you are receiving, even the progressive infections can typically be managed.  I know this is anxiety provoking but it does sound like your doctor is doing the right things.  EWH---