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I recently had a swab for bactrial infecton & stds all came back normal but i have to have test done for a growth on my cervics im worrid its cancer?
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Cervical "Growth": Statistically, at your age, the cervical growth is likely an inflammatory polyp or cyst. The likelihood of cancer is remote. The pathologist examining the biopsy should have an answer in a few days.
Answered 2/10/2013
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