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    Know more about cervical tumors - Part 1

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Know more about cervical tumors - Part 1

  • 10 Jan, 2023

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Cervical tumors are among the most prevalent cancers in women, ranking fourth among types of cancer that can cause women’s death.

Cervical Tumors rarely affect women under the age of 20, according to doctors, who agreed that they typically affect women between the ages of 22 and 45.

Recent research has shown that it typically takes abnormal cervical cells 3 to 7 years to develop into cancer. This highlights the significance of regular follow-up visits with your gynecologist for the early detection of any abnormal symptoms as well as the value of our Women's Oncology program, which is provided by Cleopatra Hospitals and Poly clinics.

 

Cervical tumors: What do they mean?

It is one type of tumors that attack cells in the lower part of uterus which is connected to vagina.

 

What are cervical tumors’ primary signs and symptoms?

Most of the time, cervical tumors don't exhibit any noticeable symptoms in their early stages, but if you experience one or more of the symptoms listed below, it is best to see your gynecologist as soon as possible.

  • Smelly vaginal discharges/secretions that are watery or bloody.
  • Bleeding following intercourse, in between periods, or post menopause.
  • Pelvic pain or discomfort experienced during intercourse

 

What principal factors give rise to cervical tumors?

Human papillomavirus infection was a factor in 99% of cases of cervical tumors VA(HPV)...

Recent studies have demonstrated that HPV (human papilloma virus) early identification and vaccination have a critical role in preventing cervical tumors.

Women Oncology Program website link.

 

Ask about our Women Oncology program, book an appointment with our eminent consultants and benefit from the program.

 

The medical information published in “Health Hub” is only for information purposes and should not be considered as a medical advice or treatment recommendation. It is preferable to visit Cleopatra Hospitals if any of the symptoms do not disappear, by booking from here

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