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Got cin1 of hpv16. dr wants to do laser to remove then will do pap tests after 3months. also an individual plan for me. is he right? is this the best?
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Yes: This sounds like a good plan. Stay vigilant and compliant and you'll be safe.
Answered 2/10/2015
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