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How do i have normal cytology yearly 5 yrs with no cell changes but hpv positive only this year neg 16/18 but still normal cytology no cell changes doc did colposcopy with ecc and biopsies ? if my cytologies are no cell changes what he biopsies?
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It seems most likely the biopsy will also be normal. But there's no point in speculating: probably you'll know the result very soon.
Answered 2/6/2023
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