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What are the do's & dont's for hpv person. what checklist should i go by now? bedside regular check ups
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HPV: HPV puts women at risk for cervical cancer. The most important thing you ca do is to get regular pap smears. Staying healthy with diet and exercise will promote health. Do not worry, sometimes HPV resolves on its own with out treatment but getting the pap smears is important.
Answered 2/4/2017
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