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With high risk hpv, is it possible for vagina to burn and feel swollen?
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Not related: High risk HPV is seldom symptomatic. However, sexually transmitted diseases do tend to travel together and there are several STDs that can cause this as can some of the things used in the treatment. Talk to your doctor about what might be going on.
Answered 5/16/2015
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