What is gynecological cancer? The five most common women are at risk

There are many reasons why women are prone to gynecological cancer; however, research does suggest that certain classes of genes [oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes] may be compromised [by smoking, aging, environmental effects or heredity] and cause abnormal cells Uncontrolled spread and growth.

The spread of this abnormal cell originates from the female reproductive organs: the cervix, ovary, uterus, fallopian tubes, vagina and vulva. Although women have five common types of gynecological cancers: cervical cancer, ovarian cancer, uterine cancer, vaginal cancer and vulvar cancer, there is also a sixth very rare fallopian tube cancer.

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Cervical cancer - from

 Begins at the lower stenotic end of the uterus and connects to the top of the vagina. Usually caused by human papillomavirus [HPV], cervical cancer often affects women, mainly in the 30s or 30s. Cervical cancer is highly treatable when diagnosed early, thus leading to high survival rates.

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Ovarian cancer - from

 Starting from the ovaries on both sides of the uterus and causing more death than any other cancer associated with the female reproductive system. Although, in the early detection, ovarian cancer treatment is often very effective.

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Uterine cancer - from

 Starting from the uterus, the uterus is a pear-shaped organ in the female pelvis, and the baby grows during pregnancy. Although the risk of being diagnosed with uterine cancer increases with age [postmenopausal], all women are at risk.

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Vaginal cancer - from

 Starting from the vagina, the vagina is a hollow tubular passage at the bottom of the uterus that leads to the outside of the body. Although most women believe that primary cancers are rare, all women are actually at risk.

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Vulvar cancer - from

 Starting from the vulva, this is the outside of the female reproductive organs [like the foreskin of the male penis], which, when placed with the original cancer, accounts for 6%-7% of all gynecological cancer cases. United States

There is a sixth type of gynecological cancer, from

Fallopian tube cancer from

 Starting from the ovaries to the fallopian tubes of the uterus; although this type of cancer is so rare, it has never been mentioned.

Each gynaecological cancer has its own unique signs and symptoms, as well as risk factors [the chance of developing a disease] and prevention strategies. Although in general, when early diagnosis of common gynecological cancers [because it is recommended to be screened frequently], most can be well treated.

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