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Oral HPV
I have had what feels like a sore in the back of my throat for about six weeks. I have ear pain, and a tight feeling in my neck. I have HVP and had abnormal cells removed from my cervix in the past. I went to my GP with my concerns and he looked in my throat, felt my neck and glands, and said that I have nothing to worry about. My blood was drawn and my blood tests were perfectly normal. I was tested for Mono and that test was negative. He said that my white blood cell count was normal so if I had cancer the white blood cell count would be elevated. Is this true?
You do have oral HPV you still have HPV and your body to get rid of it
ur GP is right.high risk hpv does not caught issues in throat.uf u keep regular with paps and follow advice ur risk of cerv cancer is low to nil as well.
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