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Treatment for hpv on uvula had 2 operations in 2007 2012 removed squamous, still have growth on uvula, mostly removed.?
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May need cryosurgery: If the lesions are being removed surgically (scalpel), they might want to try cryosurgery (freeze them with liquid nitrogen). They often recur. But, some tissue needs to be biopsied first to make sure it is not squamous cell carcinoma...Commonly associated with hpv.
Answered 10/3/2015
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HPV: You should be checked frequently. A new biopsy should be performed.
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