Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among young women and one of the leading causes of cancer deaths in women, especially among ethnic minorities and middle aged people in poor countries. As with all other types of cancer, cervical cancer is more likely to be cured if it can be detected early in our center and treated with natural therapies immediately through alternative medicine at an early stage, and there are no side effects.
Cervical cancer occurs when cervical cells change in a way that causes abnormal growth and invasion of other tissues or organs in the body. This is mainly caused by a sexually transmitted infection, which is a carcinogenic strain of human papillomavirus (HPV).
Studies have shown that dietary intervention and supplementation can effectively prevent cervical cancer. In addition, the combination of local scar treatment and systemic treatment showed a reduction in the occurrence of cervical tissue (the organ connecting the uterus C and conventional Pap smear (a kind of cells from the cervix that can be scraped off and observed under a microscope.)
The cervix is the lowest part of the female uterus (uterus). Most of the uterus is in the pelvis, but part of the cervix is in the vagina, where
One of the main features of cervical cancer is the slow progression from normal cervical tissue to precancerous (or Dysplasia) tissue changes, and then to invasive cancer
Slow progress through multiple precancerous changes is very important because it provides opportunities for prevention through early detection which will also make early treatment possible. Other possible risk factors are:
- Having many Children.
- Have many sexual partners.
- First sexual intercourse when young.
- Smoking.
- Use of oral contraceptives (pills).
- Weakened immune system.
Cervical cancer does not always spread , But most commonly it spreads to the lungs, liver, bladder, vagina and/or rectum. Self-medication is not suitable for cancer treatment in most cases. Without treatment, cancer will continue to grow and spread. Ultimately, the body The vital organs of cancer cannot function normally because cancer will take in, replace or destroy their oxygen and nutrients. The result is often death. Although self-medication is unacceptable, there are some measures you can take to reduce cancer. And the physical and psychological stress associated with its treatment. Food is one of the best things.
You may lose your appetite in the early stages of treatment.
Common side effects
People who eat well will get enough calories and Protein.
Keep calories and protein consumption at the same time. The following lifestyle changes can help you stay stronger and more comfortable during treatment:
- Light physical activity
- Rest is equally important
- Quit smoking.
- Avoid Drinking.
Cervical cancer treatment is designed to prevent precancerous cells from becoming cancerous. This is usually a gradual process.
Deeper cells need to be removed Cervical cancer starts with abnormal changes in cervical tissue.The risk of these abnormal changes is related to certain factors, including previous human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, early intercourse, multiple sexual partners, smoking, and taking oral contraceptives (contraceptives).
Cervical cancer treatment aims to prevent precancerous cells from becoming cancerous. The key to preventing invasive cervical cancer is to detect changes in cells early before they turn into cancer. Regular pelvic examinations and/or Pap smears are the best methods. In order to prevent cervical precancerous lesions and canceration, prevention of human papillomavirus infection has become more and more important.
Premature age at the first sexual intercourse is associated with increased risk.
In addition, the use of barrier protection measures such as condoms can prevent HPV infection, although this is not fully understood.
Early research has shown that an experimental vaccine is effective against the virus that causes half of cervical cancer.
Quitting smoking can reduce the risk of cervical cancer. Genetic material from certain forms of HPV has been found in cervical tissues with cancerous or precancerous lesions.
These data show that there is a close connection between the virus and cervical cancer.
Because HPV is transmitted through sex, sexual intercourse and multiple sexual partners have previously been identified as important risk factors for CE.