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Is it harmful if i decided to do laser for cin1 instead of follow ups and pap tests? i want to get rid of it asap. i don't want to keep worrying. help
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Laser okay: It is okay to get laser treatment. However, you will still need follow up PAP smears. Make sure to follow your doctor's advice for follow-up tests.
Answered 2/10/2015
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