Understanding Cervical Cancer: Causes, Symptoms and Prevention [Video]

Cervix is a lower, narrow structure that connects the female vagina, birth canal, to the uterus. The growth of small cells in the cervix could lead to cervical cancer. In this video, we will explore about the following important features of cervical cancer:
00:05 What is meant by Cervical Cancer?
01:01 How many types of Cervical cancer exist?
02:19 Different stages of cervical cancer
03:06 Is cervical cancer common?
03:32 Causes of cervical cancer?
04:30 Who is at greater risk of getting cervical cancer?
04:58 Symptoms of cervical cancer
05:51 How is cervical cancer diagnosed?
07:09 What is the treatment process for cervical cancer?
08:46 Is there any vaccination against cervical cancer?
09:19 Can cervical cancer be prevented?
09:38 Can cervical cancer affect someone’s sex life?
09:56 Can a man transfer HPV to a woman?
There are two main types of cervical cancer. Its name indicates the position or type of cells where cancer occurs. These are squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma. The cervical cancer occurs after the age of thirty and develops gradually with age. Before cervical cancer, the cervix experiences some changes in its structure, where small abnormal cells appear in cervical tissues; this condition is known as dysplasia. When these abnormal cells are not treated on time, they start to grow more deeply into the cervix and nearby areas and could cause cancer. Pain may not be felt at an early stage. When it leads to further developed stages, then the affected person may feel pelvis pain.
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