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HPV Test Query

2023-09-29 18:44:02
I have been sexually active in the past and hence I did my HPV test. My HPV report has come negative twice. And my pap smear result is normal just a moderate inflammation related to a vaginal infection I am having has been found in the pap smear. What are the chances of getting cervical cancer oo pre cancerous cells if I dont indulge into intercourse after this? Do I need to repeat my HPV test anymore as I came negative twice?
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You have the same chance as a virgin has (the one who never had sexual intimacy) . It is definitely more than 0% .

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