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A member asked:
Got cin1 removed by laser on feb15. how often will it occur again? does it discharge first then the infection reoccur? fine line of brown discharge.??
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Continue PAP screens: Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia is not an infection (although often associated with HPV) but a very early precancerous growth. It may regress on its own or if you remove it may or may not recur. Your best preventive tool is to continue with an annual PAP screening test
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