Cervical cancer is a leading cause of cancer in women worldwide. Regular check-ups by a gynecologist followed by a PAP smear and HPV test can detect precancerous lesions and prevent progression to cancer. Screening guidelines recommend regular high-risk HPV tests or PAP-HPV co-tests every 5 years or PAP tests every 3 years after age 25. Vaccination is also important.6 symptoms of cervical cancer you should not ignore
GeneralCervical cancer is a leading cause of cancer in women worldwide. Regular check-ups by a gynecologist followed by a PAP smear and HPV test can detect precancerous lesions and prevent progression to cancer. Screening guidelines recommend regular high-risk HPV tests or PAP-HPV co-tests every 5 years or PAP tests every 3 years after age 25. Vaccination is also important.
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