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A member asked:
Hpv warts i got mine remove with electrical by a dr but some tiny ones r back what can i do and do all hpv warts lead to cancer n how can i avoid canc?
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Go back and have any lesions treated.: After you have the lesions treated you may also benefit from the vaccination. The vaccination is not for all strains but usually the most worrisome strains for the development of cancer. Your best long-term modality for prevention would be regular examination of yourself and by your physician.
Answered 3/28/2015
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