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How is laser done to remove cin1 for hpv? how long is the procedure? does it need a full anesthetic or local? help
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NO LASER FOR CIN 1: Don't let your doctor do a procedure on your cervix for CIN 1. It is a localized, self limiting infection that only needs to be followed carefully with pap smears or HPV at least every 6 months. Again, a laser is not indicated.
Answered 2/9/2015
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