Cervical Cancer And Hepatitis

a sign of cancer of the cervix:

There are no signs of early cervical cancer. It is therefore necessary for every woman to have regular Pap test.Žena with cervical cancer is sometimes an example of unusual vaginal bleeding, including vaginal bleeding after menopause, spotting or discharge, pain during intercourse.

who is at risk of cervical cancer?

Men do not have cervical cancer, only women are at risk of cervical cancer. Women giving birth to the age and beyond.

PREVENTION OPPORTUNITY,

regular examination for early detection through Pap tests. Women should have regular Pap smears at age 21 years or three years after starting sexual intercourse. Regular Pap smears detect abnormalities of the cervix years before progressing to cervical cancer many of these abnormalities can be tested, if detected early. Correct and consistent use of condoms may provide some protection against HPV.

Avoid risky sexual behavior.

Human Papillon virus [HPV] is a sexually transmitted virus and the major cause of cervical cancer. HPV comes to multiple sexual partners, having partners who have multiple sexual partners, sex at an early age. HPV vaccine before a woman becomes sexually aktivna.Cjepivo routinely gives females aged 11, 12, 13, 18 and compensate for the missed vaccine or complete the vaccination.

healthy eating

including a healthy diet and eat fruits and vegetables and avoiding smoking and reduce the risk of developing cervical cancer.

Hepatitis is a liver disease where the liver becomes sore, swollen and red as a result of infection. This inflation [swelling] of the liver and increases further due to environmental pollution from alcohol, drugs and poor diet. Also, the use of paracetamol was found to be highly responsible for the increasing incidence of hepatitis, hepatitis A and B are the most common.

signs of hepatitis include:

vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, yellowing of the eyes, muscle and joint pain aces and, more to the right side of the body.

Hepatitis A and B,

Hepatitis is caused by contaminated food and common where poor hygiene, it spreads through contaminated water. Hepatitis B is common in Nigeria and is caused by infected blood, it is spread through unprotected sex, sharing needles for injection, blood contact or blood transfusion. It can also be transmitted from an infected mother to her baby during labor and birth.

mother to child transmission of hepatitis B can be prevented by immunizing children with the hepatitis vaccine.

treatment,

Cancer is a deadly disease, and expensive, but if treated early, can be effectively managed at a great medical institutions. Cervical cancer is often treated with a combination of surgery, radiation and chemotherapy.

Other ways include cryotherapy and ELECTROCOAGULATION.