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So i've had a low grade pap smear result and have recently had twins so i've would know if i had hpv what's the chances i have cervical cancer?

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Pap Smear: It is very low. You have "low grade' that means stage one out of five. Five is cancer. Your physician will next do a colposcopy and work to remove or limit any risk for further progression.

Answered 11/25/2013

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A member asked:

So i've had a low grade pap smear result and have recently had twins so i've would know if i had hpv what's the chances i have cervical cancer?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Robert Killian answered

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