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High risk hpv. first abnormal pap led biopsy result showed cin1 (condyloma). 6 month followup shows chronic cervicitis with no dyspl. pls advise. ?
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Repeat PAPs: Follow your doctor's advice for repeat pap testing. It is important to do that to catch a potential worsening of the lesion.
Answered 11/4/2013
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Relax: Continue your follow-up. Have another pap in 6 months to one year. Expect that your pap will return to normal.
Answered 12/13/2013
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