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Dr. said that post laser of cin1, proper follow ups, tests & protection, hpv will leave the body after 1-2 years. is this true?? is he right? hpv16
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Probably: About 80% of women who contract HPV will clear the virus from their body within about 1 year. By 3 years 90% of women have cleared the virus through the action of their immune system. The remaining 10% may clear it later but it also may remain in that 10% and can cause an increased risk for cervical, anal, and vulvar cancer.
Answered 2/12/2015
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