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If you have cin 1 dysplasia but your hpv is currently negative can you still pass hpv to significant other since the cin 1 is still present?
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CIN1 lesion is not always caused by HPV. But if you have latent HPV, you can transmit the disease to your partner.
Answered 2/14/2022
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Cin goes away in most people due to their immune system. Prediction of the transmissibility is not accurate. There is a small chance that you could
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