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If i get yearly pap smears, what are my chances of having cervical cancer even though they have all come back "normal"?
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Get HPV vaccine: You are young enough and are eligible for HPV vaccine and should take it. If your PAP smear remain normal, your risk for cervical cancer is virtually zero.
Answered 11/13/2015
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