Starting from the outside, are the most important female reproductive organs of the vulva (or labia), vagina (or birth canal), cervix (a ring structure, such as the entrance to the womb), uterus or uterus (in a baby grows before birth), the fallopian tubes (collectively, the fertilized egg in the uterus of travel) and ovaries (where eggs and various hormones are produced). Not all of these organs and tissues are also suited to cancer. For example, attacks rarely cancer of the fallopian tubes, vulva and vagina, more often, and ovaries, the uterine wall (the endometricum) and the cervix thicker. Requires a type of cancer diagnosis and specific therapy. Each account of uterine cancer for about four percent of all cancers in women, cervical cancer, about three percent. Thanks to the public, early diagnosis, increased mortality due to cervical and uterine> The cancer has been declining in recent decades.
It is not a serious illness, the same symptoms with a relatively unimportant issue are unusual. This is especially true for cervical cancer and other cancers of the reproductive system. For example, the common symptoms of cancer of the vulva are two of itching and burning pain, conditions that can also be caused by infections vulva. A change in a mole or freckle, or any of the vulva, the growth impact or injury thatrecover within two weeks, or may not signal cancer. Cervical cancer is often asymptomatic, at least initially, but over time, which causes abnormal vaginal bleeding or discharge increased. The discharge may begin as a watery discharge streaked with blood, but eventually the discharge will contain a larger amount of blood.
After a symptom of gynecologic cancer does not necessarily mean you have cancer. This means that you should see a doctor for a complete gynecological examination cancer and other tests to rule out the possibility. Age seems organs are the most important factor that influences the reproductive ability of a woman developing cervical cancer or other cancers from it. The danger years vary, but are in the range of 40-65 years. The years of greatest risk for cervical cancer appears to be between 40 and 49. The odds of a woman developing any type of gynecological> Cancer increases after menopause.
Each has its own reproductive organs specific risk factors. Studies show that cancer of the cervix occurs more frequently in women who are sexually active early in life the disease contracted a sexually transmitted genital warts, like someone who had many sexual partners or whose sexual partners have had many sexual contacts, smoke. Other cases of cervical cancer occur in women using oral contraceptivesamong those who rely on a diaphragm, condom or intrauterine device (IUD).
Two screening tests are routinely available to women, the smear (Pap) test and gynecological exam, can detect gynecological cancers - or conditions that can lead to it - long before a woman does not notice anything evil. In smear, called a metal object, a speculum is used for the opening of the vagina and cervix to be examined. available with the speculum, theDoctor uses a wooden spatula or a cotton swab sample of cells from the surface of the cervix rub to transfer the sample on a slide and to the laboratory for microscopic examination. The test was developed to detect cancer, the presence of abnormal (precancerous) cells that can develop into cervical cancer in some. Although these cells are found, this does not mean you have cancer or later arrive, but this means that more tests andtreatment may be necessary. If the cervix shows inflammatory changes, or if you have had an abnormal smear, the doctor may also examine the cervix with a magnifying glass tool called a colposcope. Following an examination of the cervix, the doctor, a gynecological examination by passing a gloved finger into the vagina as you do on your stomach with your other hand. In this way it can be seen in a position of abnormalities in the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries. Depending on the age,Their sexual habits past and present, that this is a high risk of developing cancer of the cervix determines the frequency should be examined. In general, any factor that increases the risk of cancer until the disease increases the need for regular checkups. - In an early stage of cervical cancer can usually be treated in children without the ability of a woman, but a hysterectomy advanced cancer may require surgery to remove the uterus andCervix, which makes it impossible for her to bear children.
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