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My pap smear came back showing displasia from hpv. i am only 20 should i be worried? is this serious
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Maybe: If you follow up with your doc they can usually treat/fix this initial issue if it needs anything. In the future this will motivate you to do your scheduled pap smears since the strain you have is likely one that might (over years, decades) turn into cancer. You could also live your life & never have anything worse from it.
Answered 8/17/2017
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