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If you can still have sex then you can still contract an std. Sts can affect other parts of the genitals then just the cervix.

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Q: Can you get an STD if your cervix was removed?
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Your cervix is red and swollen could that be a STD?

Yes - see doctor immediately


How can you find out if you had your cervix removed during your hysterectomy?

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Do you have to have a pap smear after a hyterectomy?

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