Wednesday, 15 June 2011

Prevent Cervical Cancer

Cervical cancer or cancer one type of potential disease descend women. To prevent this, one of the most effective step is to conduct a vaccination Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). HPV is the virus that causes cervical cancer who have symptoms of the emergence of bumps (wart / warts) on the site of infection. Usually benign lumps that arise, but there are some that are carcinogenic HPV TIPA. While overall, has hundreds of types of HPV. HPV virus types 16 and 18 cause 70% of cases of cervical malignancy. While types 6 and 11 cause 90% of cases of genital warts (genital area).Transmission of HPV can be through sexual contacts. But when the transmission could not be ascertained because HPV infection is often without symptoms. So that people who should be more pro-active in conducting inspection and prevention. Precautions include lifestyle by embracing a single sex partner, use condoms, or do the vaccinations. Vaccination with HPV (Cervarix) is assessed by many effective enough against HPV types 16 and 18 (cervical cancer). Effectiveness reached 100% and has a high titer for years, because the vaccine has additional content ASO4. So it is not advisable to vaccinate again.Cervical Cancer (Cervix Ca) attacks target the cervical malignancy. This cancer is a cancer that most of the women than breast cancer. Risk factors for cervical cancer causes of the attacks include sex at a young age or getting married at a young age, changing sexual partners, smoking, nutritional deficiencies (vitamin A), and menopause.In general, signs and symptoms of cervical cancer among others the emergence of a lump in the vagina, if large-sized bladder and rectum function disrupted (pain when urinating and defecating), pelvic pain or lower abdomen. Currently at an advanced stage, characterized the condition of the thin Badab due to malnutrition, swollen legs, bladder irritation arises and bottom of the large intestine or symptoms due to distant metastases.

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