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A member asked:
Regular paps all normal. jan 2014 ascus. april 2014 normal. oct 2014 ascus. feb 2015 ascus and positive hpv. (first hpv) how likely is this cancer??
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It is not cancer: It is pre-cancer all you have to do is follow up with those ascus reports with a biopsy to see how bad the dysplasia is. If it's high-grade dysplasia and you'll need to have a small portion of your cervix removed this is very common. This will cure your HPV in many cases. The chance of getting squamous cell carcinoma if you follow up our almost 0 please follow up.
Answered 5/29/2018
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