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Im 20 and recently got diagnosed with high risk hpv. i had the cells frozen. will the hpv ever "go away" ? i don't want to pass it on to future partner
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HPV: Most hpv in women under 30 goes away. In fact, it goes away so commonly that it is not recommended to test for hpv until a woman is 30 or over!
Answered 9/28/2016
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