How to Prevent Cervical Cancer

 
How to Prevent Cervical Cancer - Cancer fetal neck or better known as cervical cancer is a malignant tumor that grows and develops in a woman's cervix. This type of cancer is very dangerous for a woman because in addition can lead to infertility, cancer is also very deadly. Women are also very susceptible to this disease. It is very necessary would like women to know how to perform preventative precautions since this.
For that BLog PIB, will share information on how to prevent cervical cancer from the statement that we release an oncologist, Dr. Toto Imam Sp.OG (k) Onk. Here's How to prevent it conveys the Talk Show hosted by the Women's Health TNI.

7 Tips to Prevent and Understand Cervical Cancer and HPV

1. HPV is a very common virus that causes cervical cancer.
HPV stands for human papillomavirus—-a sexually transmitted infection that almost every woman will get at some point in her life. Certain types of HPV can cause harmful cell changes in a woman’s cervix. If these cell changes are not treated, cervical cancer may develop.

2. If I have HPV, will I definitely get cervical cancer? No!
Although most women will get HPV at least once during their lives, few women will get cervical cancer. Most women’s bodies will fight off the virus before it causes any problems.You have a greater chance of developing cervical cancer if you have HPV for many years because your body has not fought off the virus.

Radiotherapy For Cervical Cancer

Radiotherapy uses radiation to control the spread of malignant tumours. Radiotherapy can be carried out externally and internally. In external radiotherapy, radioactive beams are directed onto your body from a machine. The beams come from a number of different angles, and aim to cross each other at the location of the malignant cells, so that the surrounding tissues only come into contact with relatively weak beams. Radiotherapy will be carefully planned to make sure you receive the right dose at regular intervals. The treatment is usually given over a five-day week with a rest at weekends. When you are following a course of external radiotherapy you do not become radioactive, and it is perfectly safe for you to come into contact with other people.

Cervical cancer o

Cervical cancer typically develops slowly over time with abnormal cells beginning to grow in the cervix first. The cervix is the lower part of the uterus where the uterus connects to the vagina. These are the cells that are most often found during screening tests. If abnormal cells are not found and treated, cancer cells may grow and spread further into the cervix and to other organs in the area.
Abnormal cervical cells grow most often in women 20-30 years old. Because cervical cancer is a slow-growing cancer, the chance of death is highest for white women between 45-70 years old and for black women age 70 and up. Death from cervical cancer is seen most often in black women than white women.

DANGERS OF SMOKING Why You Still Do?

 

Every time inhaling cigarette smoke, whether intentionally or not, it means also smoked more than 4000 kinds of toxins! Therefore, smoking the same by inserting toxins into the earlier oral cavity and lungs of course. Smoking may harm our health, the reality is we can not deny. Many diseases have proven to be bad due to smoke, either directly or indirectly. Smoking habit is not only detrimental to the smoker, but also for those around them.