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Hi, ive been diagnosed with high risk hpv and cin1, ive had this 1 year now. is there anything you can advise i should do to clear this? thankyou
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Continue MD exams: CIN I is the earliest stage of abnormality. If the sub types of HPV are 16, 18(high risk) then your GYN MD will need to see you frequently to make sure that this does not progress. Sometimes CIN I actually reverses itself back to normal without any treatment whatsoever.
Answered 4/4/2017
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