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Can high risk hpv in rectum cause mild light bleeding, which blood is bright red ?
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HPV in the rectum: HPV in the rectum should not cause bleeding unless you have progressed to rectal cancer. Most likely it is hemorrhoids but I would see a GI doc and get checked out! Hope this helps.
Answered 2/14/2015
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