importance of the hpv test

What are the Limitations of HPV Testing?

- False Positives: HPV infections are common, and not all lead to cancer, which can cause unnecessary anxiety.
- Not a Diagnostic Tool: It identifies the presence of high-risk HPV but does not diagnose cancer or pre-cancer.
- Age Restrictions: Not recommended for women under 21, as transient HPV infections are common and usually resolve without intervention.

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