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What Are the causes of cervical cancer?
A: The causes of cervical cancer are linked to genetic mutations that turn healthy cells in the cervix into abnormal cells that grow at an accelerated rate. While the mutations are really the sole causes of cervical cancers, the factors that create the mutation are many and varied. Infection with certain viruses, smoking, and extensive use of birth control pills have all been linked to increased chances of cervical cancer.. Some research suggests that the presence of
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what is the cause of cervical cancer?
A: Human papillomavirus (HPV), any of a family of more than 60 viruses that cause various growths, including plantar warts and genital warts, a sexually transmitted disease. Detectable warts can be or removed, usually by chemicals, freezing, or laser, but often recur. Intralesional alpha interferon has been effective in the treatment of genital warts. Genital warts, sometimes called condylomata acuminata, are soft and often occur in clusters. They can occur internally or externally, but even in the absence of warts the virus may be present and transmittable. Problems can result from untreated warts, which can grow quite...
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Can stomach cancer be caused by cervical cancer?
A: Probably not, although there may be a correlation between stomach cancer and cervical cancer. I read that men with prostate, bladder, or testicular cancer and women with ovarian, breast, or cervical cancer may have an increased risk of stomach cancer. But having another kind of cancer is never listed as one of the primary risk factors for stomach cancer, and stomach cancer is not a common cancer to be associated with
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My friend’s sister was diagnosed for HPV infection caused her cervical cancer. Will she get well?
A: Early detection of cervical cancer indicates for a better treatment. She may have to undergo a surgery and also other treatments also. She will get well....
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Does Oral Sex Cause You cervical cancer Or Any Other Type of cancer?
A: Absolutely not. cancer is caused by a proliferation of cells. Ie they grow out of control. This can be brought about by exposing them to certain chemicals ,radioactivity or genetic agent. Nothing whatsoever to do with sex. :)...
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Did you no a virus is the leading cause of cervical cancer and GENITAL WARTS. I
A: yes & i KNOW how to spell too......
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causes cervical cancer
A: The exact cause of cervical cancer is not known, however there are several factors which increase your risk of cervical cancer. One of the main factors associated with cervical cancer is a virus called human papilloma virus (hpv), and it is estimated that around 99% of cervical cases are associated with some high risk strains of hpv. Other factors that may increase your risk of developing cervical cancer are smoking,...
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Why does the Gardasil commercial clame it is a cervical cancer vaccine?
A: I can see where the confusion lies but if I recall the commercials and the ads correctly, I think that the claim is against the most common types of HPV which have been shown to cause most of the cervical cancers. It''s a ''preventative'' vaccine. And I believe that HPV is the only thing that may lead to cervical cancer (I heard this somewhere, I could be wrong). HPV is one of the leading precursors to cervical cancer so in a round about away, it does prevent cervical cancer by protecting you from some
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cervical cancer vaccine
A: What the human papilloma virus (HPV) isHPV and cancerResearch into vaccines to prevent HPVThe HPV vaccination programmeIf girls are sexually active before having the vaccineSide effects of the vaccineDo we still need cervical cancer screening? What the human papilloma virus (HPV) isThere are over 100 different types of human papilloma virus (HPV). It is sometimes called the ‘wart virus’ or ‘genital wart virus’ as some types of HPV cause genital warts. The virus is passed on from one person to another through sexual contact. Many women will be infected with the HPV virus at some time during their lifetime. often the...
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If a woman has cervical cancer does it also mean that she has HPV?
A: not all victims of cervical cancer have HPV. HPV often causes it though.All women should get tested for HPV and if you have cervial cancer talk to your doctor. If you have HPV you should seek treatment immediatly. Yes, HPV is the necessary for cervical cancer to occur. HPV (human papillomavirus) is the cause of cervical cancer. Although other factors like smoking can contribute to your risk, most experts agree that the presence of a high-risk type of HPV is necessary....
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