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I feel tired most of the time i've just had a smear test and came back wiv i've got high grade dyskarosis does that make me tired?
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No: Cervical dyskarosis (dysplasia) should not make a patient tired. This is a premalignant lesion and is localized to the cervix. It's caused by human papilloma virus.
Answered 10/28/2014
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