CERVICAL CANCER | Complications of Cervical Cancer | HPV vaccine | Cancer | Dr.Satish Pawar | Kaizen

CERVICAL CANCER: Q & A | Cervical cancer | HPV vaccine | Cancer treatment | Dr.Satish Pawar | health video | health tips | Dr.Satish Pawar | Surgical Oncologist | Kaizen Hematology Oncology Network

What is Cervical Cancer? Cervical cancer is a type of cancer that starts in the cells of the cervix, the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. It is the fourth most common type of cancer in women worldwide and is caused by abnormal growth of cells in the cervix.

00:32 - Definition and Importance of Cervical Cancer Awareness: Educating people about cervical cancer and the importance of early detection to eradicate it . 00:52 - Vaccination is available, making eradication feasible.

Components of Cervical Cancer Awareness:
01:16 - Understanding Cervical Cancer: It originates in the cervix.
01:31 - Progression Timeline: It takes about 10 years for the HPV virus to cause precancerous changes and another 10 years for these changes to develop into cancer.

02:16 - Vaccination: HPV vaccines, especially against variants 16, 18, 31, and 32, are crucial. The nanovalent vaccine offers nearly 90% efficacy [02:40]. Ideally, vaccination should occur between 9 and 11 years old, with two doses if given before 14-15 years of age for both boys and girls. Vaccination is recommended up to 26 years, and even up to 45 years, although efficacy decreases with age.

03:51 - Complications of Cervical Cancer: There are no major complications, but some people may experience hypotension or allergic reactions. Fever may occur for a couple of days, similar to other vaccinations.

04:35 - Lifestyle Modifications: Avoiding multiple sexual partners is important, as HPV can spread through sexual contact. The virus can enter through abrasions during intercourse at a weak junction in the cervix.

05:38 - Genetic Factors: Cervical cancer is rarely genetic; it is primarily transmitted through the HPV virus.

06:08 - Screening Methods: Screening involves detecting cancer or precancerous lesions early. Methods include Pap smears and HPV DNA testing, recommended for women over 30 or earlier if married earlier.

06:41 - Pap tests and HPV DNA tests should be done every 5 years, or Pap smears every 3 years if HPV DNA testing is not affordable.

07:10 - Common Symptoms: Symptoms include bleeding, foul-smelling discharge, intermenstrual bleeding, and postcoital bleeding. If these symptoms occur, consulting a gynecologist is essential for early detection.

8:00 - Importance of Early Detection: Early detection can lead to cure rates of 85-90%.


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Dr. Satish Pawar
MBBS, MS (Gen Surg),
DNM (Surgical Oncology),
FAIS, FMAS, MNAMS,
Senior Consultant and Chief of Surgical oncology

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