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What happens when the cervical dysplasia is gone but the high risk hpv types are still present?
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Recurrence: Even with proper treatment of cervical dysplasia, the fact that this is caused by a viral infection gives a 30% recurrence rate for cervical dysplasia. The high risk hpv types may always be present.
Answered 10/16/2017
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