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Most Recent Cervical Cancer Articles:
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Prevention of Cervical Cancer by Vaccination
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Ritu Choudhary
Each year it has been identified that approximately 6000 women in different parts of Europe suffers from cervical cancer. This form of cancer (cervical) affects women of all ages, but most common is among women aged between 30 to 60 years of age. Therefore, for women of this age it is very important for have a facility of organized screening in hospitals, clinics etc.
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Multiple Sex Partners May Lead to Cervical Cancer
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Ritu Choudhary
Cervical cancer, also called cervical cancer, is a malignant disease that originates in the lining of the cervix / neck (cervical). The cervix is the lower portion of the uterus that protrudes into the vagina (vagina) and about 2 inches long. The genesis of cervical cancer is very slow. From the first change in the lining of the cervix to the diagnosis of cancer can be 10 to 15 years. Cervical can
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What Are the Causative Factors Linked to Cervical Cancer?
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Ritu Choudhary
What are the causative factors linked to cervical cancer?
Infection with human papillomavirus: The greatest risk factor of cervical cancer of the uterus is an cervix infection with (HPV)human papillomavirus. Most women had been affected by the virus before developing the disease. Infection with HPV is very common, especially among women under 30 years..
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HPV and Cervical Cancer
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Ritu Choudhary
There are about 200 HPV that can infect humans. Some of these viruses affect the skin, mucous membranes other oral, anal or genital organs. The consequences of these infections are most often benign - skin warts, ano-genital warts etc. But some sexually transmitted HPV cause cancer of the cervix. Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in women worldwide. In addition, HPV can be detected
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Cervical Cancer is the Sixth Most Deadly Cancer Among Women
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Ritu Choudhary
What is cervical cancer The uterus is the female organ where the embryo develops during pregnancy. It is shaped like an inverted funnel and consists of two main parts: the lower end, called cervical or neck (it is in direct connection with the vagina) and upper body called the uterus. The walls are made of tissues very different in form and function.
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Cervical Cancer Mortality Can Be Reduced by Vaccines
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Ritu Choudhary
Cancer of the cervix is the second leading cause of female mortality from cancer. It causes 500,000 deaths 230,000 new cases each year worldwide. Cancer of the cervix is the development of a malignant tumor within its tissues. It is a cancer involving a sexually transmitted virus: HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) of a particular type.
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Methods of Reducing the Risk of Being Affected by Cervical Cancer
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Ritu Choudhary
The first among the techniques for reducing the effect of the risk factors is to get screened for the disease on a regular basis. This may be undergone in order to detect the presence of the cancer in its early stage so that it becomes easier for the patients to be treated and cured of it.
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Types of Treatment to Fight Against Cervical Dancer
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Ritu Choudhary
When comes to treatment part then cervical cancer is treated by performing surgery to the local area (including local excision) in early stages of cancer but in advance stage it is followed by chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Treatment of cervical cancer depends on the disease stage means weather it restricted to local area or spread around the surrounding tissues.
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Different Treatments Available For Curing Cervical Cancer
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Ritu Choudhary
The cervical cancer has emerged as one of the most complicated cancerous diseases that is common among numerous women. However, in this case, it has been found that the cervical cancer progresses slowly and takes several years to develop to its final stage. This is the form of cancer that affects the cervix of the people that is the lower and narrow part of the uterus that opens into the vagina.
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Causes and Early Detection of Cervical Cancer
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Ritu Choudhary
Cervical cancer occurs on the surface of the cervix cells that are present in the pelvic area. This cancer is also identified as the type of uterine cancer with slow growth and malignant feature that means it has the ability to spread. The cervix is the lower strong muscle part of the uterus that connects the uterus to the birth canal.
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