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Does lsil always mean you have hpv? i had an abnormal pap just come back
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LSIL = HPV: LSIL on pap smear (low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion) is always cauded by HPV. But usually not an important health risk: most LSIL clears up on its own. But follow your doctor's advice about follow up testing.
Answered 10/15/2018
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I was fully HPV vaccinated aged 16, I now have abormal PAP with high risk HPVs (all except 16,18/45), LSIL & Squamous metaplasia. did the vaccine work? is this common? thank you?
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Ayear back and my pap smear report same back as LSIL. This year, the repeat pap came back as Negative for NILM but inflammatory smear. Is the only cause for LSIL HPV? Could it be cause by inflammation or pcos too? Should I be worried ab high risk hpv?
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Never got HPV diagnosis, but asc-us/asc-h/hsil/lsil colpo & paps in past so def hpv. Illegal to have unprotected sex with boyfriend without telling?
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