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High risk hpv

2023-12-19 14:53:08
I have read that low risk hpv or high risk hpv occurs to most ppl below age 30.I am high risk hpv positive.Should i wait till i get 30 and then start treatment.Currently i am taking vaccination.
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Answered2023-12-20 05:01:01

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Answered2023-12-19 14:59:14

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Definitely not you don't need to wait age doesn't matter

Answered2023-12-20 05:47:25

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If you are positive you should consult your gynaecologist for further treatment

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