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Can you have a herpes in your cervix without you feeling it?
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Although genital herpes usually involves the skin outside/surrounding the vagina it has been reported to trigger abnormal pap smears in asymptomatic women. The cells showed herpetic viral changes.
Answered 7/18/2022
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