Methods for Preventing Cervical Cancer
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Cervical cancer is one of the common cancers and it is prevented. The death rate from this illness has dropped by more than half in recent years. It all comes down to avoiding sexually transmitted infections like HPV. The human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most prevalent cause of cervical cancer, however, it is not necessarily the cause. Furthermore, many individuals who are infected with HPV do not get cervical cancer. In contrast, a vaccination targets some of the most prevalent HPV types. Gynecologists also commonly do Pap smears, which may identify virtually all cervical cancers. They may also do HPV testing. That’s the reason why it is important for you to attend all of your medical visits. Your Pap or HPV tests may detect abnormal cells in your cervix before the cancer starts. Changes in your lifestyle may also lessen your chances of catching HPV and, as a consequence, your risk of cervical cancer. Cervical cancer grows slowly. A normal cervical cell often takes many years to conv...