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Q: CIN1 and the HPV infection

asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 26th, 2009

I've been diagnosed on my pap test 3 years ago with hpv53.Few months later it developed in cin1.I haven't been on colposcopy or biopsy because my doctor never suggested it always treated as it can be healed with healthy life and vitamins.Last year on my pap showed only hpv for a whole year, but now when i made pap again only cin1.I'm worried because its been almost 3 years!

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Dr. Andrijana Shterjovska , MD

replied on February 27th, 2009

Vaginal and Uterus Health Answer A5903

Cervical intraepithelial neoplasm (CIN) sometimes disappears without any treatment. This is more often for CIN1 then higher levels.

In your case, your CIN1 might have disappeared on its own and now it reappeared due to the Human Papiloma Virus infection. Once CIN is diagnosed, continuous check-ups are recommended. Even if no lesions are diagnosed, it is always recommended to have regular pap smears, at least once a year.

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