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Need a conclusive firm final answer. got cin1 & dr will do laser. is this right? should i go for the surgery? will immune system get rid of it 100%??
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Nothing is 100%: Getting laser treatment will not do any harm. There is nothing to choose between laser and surgery. Waiting may be just as safe, as long as you keep getting repeat PAP tests done every year. If it were me, I would wait and keep repeating the PAPs.
Answered 2/10/2015
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