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Could anything besides hpv cause a lesion on the cervix?
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Yes.: Other infections such as herpes virus can cause 'cervical lesions'. Practice safe sex with condoms to decrease the risk of spread of all sexually transmitted diseases.
Answered 4/20/2014
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