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Hpv+, norm pap b4 hyst.had total hyst for bil cysts, benign norm path.told no more paps needed?gyn said hpv should not be an issue anymore?married.
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Not an issue: After total hysterectomy including removal of the cervix, Paps only need to be continued if the hysterectomy was done because of cervical cancer or "precancer". I would not consider having a positive HPV test but no positive Pap a precancer. I would recommend no further Pap tests are needed. Best wishes:)
Answered 1/29/2015
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