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Can hpv be transmitted after the affected uterus has been removed? can any docs explain?
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Yes: Having a hysterectomy does not "cure" HPV, it just removes the area most affected by it (the cervix). Your ability to transmit HPV depends on how your body sheds the virus and what kind of contact occurs.
Answered 7/16/2014
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