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A member asked:
Can i still have cancer if i got my abnormal cells removed by my doctor? i had cin2 adbormalties..
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No cancer: First you do not have cancer. Please count your blessings rather than ignore the sound responses you have already received here on health tap! second, the colposcopy is designed to remove and destroy any cells at risk of becoming cancer. And, three the doctor will continue to monitor with pap smears so you never ever get cervical cancer! get hpv vaccine!
Answered 8/8/2013
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