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HPV ForumsGeneral & Support+ high risk HPV and Normal PAP what should i do?
03/16/2010 07:31 AM
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Two years ago I got tested for HPV and tested negative, so I had the HPV Vaccine. The following year I tested positive for High Risk HPV with a normal PAP, 6 months later I had another exam and this time it was negative for HPV. 6 months later I had another test and it again tested positive for high risk HPV and the PAP was normal. I was given two options, either wait another 6 months and get tested again or have a Colposcopy now. What should I do?
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03/16/2010 08:53 AM  Top
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Personally I say go for the colposcopy. It is a painless procedure that just means examining the cervix with a powerful magnifying glass. What is the point in waiting and giving yourself six months of stress?

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