Hey, 

Borderline results do not mean borderline cancerous, I know results that aren't normal are scary but please try not to fret. Borderline results are very nearly normal, some trusts are just being over cautious with high risk HPV. They won't be concerned that you have cancer now, but they will be concerned about the possibility of your cells changing into CIN and then perhaps cancer (although it seldom gets that far nowadays).

At your colposcopy they will likely examine you and have you come back in another 6-12 months for a smear. If the colposcope shows the abnormal cells up (may not be the case with borderline) they will take a biopsy to confirm the extent of abnormality. I think if lower than CIN 1 they come back clear. 

Abnormal cells take 10-15 years to turn into cancer they say (most don't at all). You have caught yours at the very earliest stage and if they worsen they can be removed to prevent cancer. Borderline abnormalities often return back to normal by themselves. X

hi I got question where you awake when  you had biopsy did use local anaesthetic because reason asking because my partner can’t have general anaesthetic because don’t miss in her illness since be awake since got infection in her cervix thanks.