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Dr. says with close monitor, pap tests and colposcopy tests and no hpv partner, my hpv16 could go away and if be cured! is this true? is it possible?
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Yes: It is possible that you will develop a durable immunity to the high risk virus described.
Answered 2/6/2015
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