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Sunday, January 25, 2009

The Causes And Symptoms Of Cervical Cancer

Cervical is a part in reproduction organ that relating the top part of uterus and vagina. The cervical cancer is very frightening because this disease can attack a young girl and an old woman. Human Papiloma Virus (HPV) is the 95% causes of cervical cancer. HPV can damage cells in uterus and make cells growing abnormal. The most people whom have infected this virus are old woman, but statistic data tell that this infection also can attack a young women (18th until 28 th).


From the infection process until positive to be a cervical cancer needs 5 till 20 year. MOst of sufferer will know that they have a cervical cancer when it has been on advance stadium and very difficult to recovering this disease. HPV can infection to body through genital contact, seks activity, petting and oral sex. In fact, hand with HPV viruses can causes cervical cancer, if touch an uterus.

Cervical cancer grow in uterus mouth area and for beginning stadium, the suffer can't see the symptoms.
The symptoms of cervical cancer are :
1. Fluor Albus smell not good and it has a color
2. Pelvis feeling ill
3. bleeding outside menstruation cycle
4. fell pain when defecate and urine
Periode of menstruation longer than usual is the symptoms too for the sufferer in advance stadium.

The young girl or old woman who have a risk for this disease are :
1. the girl do sex for the first time when her age is too young.
2. always change boyfriend or do sex more than one people
3. smoker

Detecting cervical cancer is for the best preventive. Now, much methods for detect this disease, such as pap smear and IVA (Inspeksi Visual Asam Asetat). IVA more practical than pap smear. They are the methods to know whether someone has a cancer cycle or not. If you know early about the symptoms in body, it make easy to recover it.

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