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I was diagnosed positive for the 14 strands of high risk hpv. does that mean i have all 14 of them?
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Here are some...: To know the specific significance from the test you got, it would be best for you to ask the doctor ordering it. Based on what is known, there are >100 subtypes of HPV with 60% causing common warts and 40%, genital warts. More? ask Doc timely.
Answered 5/30/2015
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