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Hpv !!!! Questions

Remote control · 2020-02-11 16:50:38

I deleted my post maybe this was the wrong place to post But thank you for the reply’s

11-02-2020 4:50pm

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Remote control

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I deleted my post maybe this was the wrong place to post
But thank you for the reply’s

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#2 11-02-2020 4:52pm

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I’d suggest a different forum. Mods may assist.

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#3 11-02-2020 4:57pm

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I think you should chat with your gp.
You're looking for medical advice in the wrong place.
Just to note that hpv.. You caught it from somewhere. For most people it's not dangerous.

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#4 11-02-2020 4:59pm

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Ahh....the reputation of AH is legendary in social circles. Name any problem, we can solve it. Certified.

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#5 11-02-2020 4:59pm

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HPV causes most cervical cancers and mild changes don't mean it will progress. I'm sure I've heard they've only started testing for HPV in light of the recent cervical screen scandals.

Ring the clinic that treated you for more information.

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#6 11-02-2020 5:35pm

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I'll move this to long term Illness for op, I feel you'll get better answer there, please read the charter before posting thanks.

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