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I was diagnosed hpv a year ago, inadequate paps. dr said none of the cancerous strains. how will i know if it's dormant? if it is, will it infect othe
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Follow up needed: You need to be vigilant in obtaining your continuing pap smears, and if there is a change act on It immediately if there is progression from it's current stage.
Answered 3/24/2017
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