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I recently had a smear test and received a letter that said:

"The lab found some slightly abnormal cells called borderline changes in your sample. This result does not mean you have cancer. These slightly abnormal cells are sometimes caused by a virus called HPV. The lab also tested your sample for HPV and found that you do not have an HPV infection."

They then say that because there's no HPV infection the risk of cervical cancer is very low at this time and therefore you don't need to be tested until the next routine one.

Is it safe to wait and do I need to worry? Thanks Pamela