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This is my 2nd time having hpv.did biopsy, low squamous cells. dr. wants to do the freeze.is it safe to just wait and see if it goes away in 6 months?
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Probably: Assuming that there are no significant precancerous cells (low grade changes only, not severe dysplasia), it's very reasonable to follow without treating. It's important for you to follow up regularly to prevent cancer. Since your doctor has your results, it's best to review your concerns with him or her.
Answered 6/26/2016
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