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HPV 16positive, Unmarried, Worried

2019-03-17 08:18:57
I have been detected with HPV 16yesterday. The reason for the test was recurring fungal infection and burning which settled after the gyneac prescribed tablets to insert. HPV DNA was done looking at my age and sexual history. I am going to do the rest of tests to see if the pre-cancer cells are present but I wanted to know Is it possible that this infection will go away on its own? Would building my immunity help? Do I still have a chance to have a normal life marriage and baby?
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First repeat test after taking medicine

Answered2019-03-17 08:43:50

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Yes..be positive You need regular monitoring

Answered2019-03-17 08:38:21

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