What is the probability of a HPV negative patient developing cervical cancer?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

HPV negative only roughly indicates that there is no infection with human papillomavirus, and the risk of cervical cancer is low. Pay attention to getting a TCT test done; if it is also negative, you don't need to worry. You can have a follow-up check every three years. If the TCT test shows issues, you can receive symptomatic treatment based on the test results for a period of time, then have another TCT test in six months, and an HPV test annually.