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Had oestrogen positive breast cancer surgery Sept 2022 finished all treatment May 23. Taking tamoxifen. Have just had cervical smear. Results suggest I am positive for HPV but no abnormal cells. Nothing further until next text in May 2025. Should I be worried and contact my dr?

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Hi sswifty07

Thanks for posting.

HPV is a very common virus which many women get, including women who’ve also had a breast cancer diagnosis.

We don’t know of any connection between HPV and breast cancer and its treatment such as tamoxifen. However, you may find the information on Jo’s Cervical Trust website or support by talking to someone at the Eve appeal charity useful.

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