Repeat Six Month Pap Smear Test For HPV Posted: 02-22-08 16:59pm
Received a note from my GYN's office
stating that my test results are within
normal range for testing on my pap smear.
Does this mean that I no longer have HPV?
Does it mean it will go away and not come
back? Does it mean that maybe, in the
event that I ever want to have another
relationship with someone, that I have to
tell them that I once had HPV?
Where do I stand with this?
Thanks for your help.
Bobbie
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Rosie H
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Posted: 02-27-08 15:32pm
I would definately call your doctor back
to make sure all of your questions are
answered. They should have told you more
information.
Sorry I couldnt be of more help
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Thanks Rosie Posted: 02-27-08 16:27pm
He did call me back the following Monday
afternoon. He said that if I have four
pap smears which come back within normal
range, every six months, then I can go to
one pap smear a year.
Nightangel says that you will always carry
the virus but now it is in a dormant
state. Thank God for that. She said just
don't get stressed out which I am
surprized that didn't push me to a bad
point with this as I have a lot of
pressure on me with my property.
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