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What is the likelihood of differentiatezd vin to progress to cancer? is differentiated vin 2 more likely to progress to cancer than undifferentiated?
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No: The chance of VIN 2 progressing to cancer is small. However, regular check ups as recommended by your GYN are essential. Differentiated lesions are less aggressive and hence less likely to progress to cancer
Answered 8/11/2016
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