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Will you need surgery again (cone removed from cervix) after having sex w/ the same partner who gave you the low-grade hpv strain?
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Possibly: Reinfection with the same strain is not even your biggest concern. Getting a DIFFERENT strain from the one you had before is more of a problem! There are many different strains, and some cause more dysplasia than others. Use protection!
Answered 11/27/2014
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