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A member asked:
Hpv positive-16,18, no dysplasia chances for cervix cancer increase because i am immunosuppressed due to liver transplant?should tell my hepatologist?
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Maybe: Nobody really knows. Just keep up with the Pap smears and you are not in danger if you comply with treatment as recommended. You can mention it to your liver specialist.
Answered 12/31/2015
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