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If a military woman currently in the MOB process is shown to have HPV, is she non deployable?

My girlfriend got the results of her Pap Smear back, and they were abnormal showing HPV. Does this make her non-deployable?

That would be up to a medical review officer.

It depends on the outcome of the colposcopy.

No, she's probably still going to be deployable. HPV is common but depending on the abnormality of the dysplasia the abnormal cells will either go back to normal or continue onto becoming cancerous. The next step is a colposcopy.

She may want to stop smoking if she smokes and never douche again if she does or has in the past. She may also want to start taking vitamins if she doesn't already and eat fresh fruits and veggies.

No, she can still deploy unless it progresses to a dangerous point.

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