How to identify cervical cancer? ▶ ???? https://mamadeti.ru/zabolevaniya/rak-... ◀ - sign up for a consultation with specialists at the Mother and Child Clinical Hospital. ???????????? Treatment of uterine bleeding: • ???? Abnormal uterine bleeding: wh... How to quickly recover after surgery?: • ???? Fast-track surgery, fast rehabilit... Removing kidney stones with a laser: • ???? A modern method for removing stones and... Subscribe to the Mother and Child Group channel and learn more about modern treatment and disease prevention: / @mamadetivideo ???? Click on the numbers to navigate the video time. 0:33​​ → Hello! From this video you will learn how not to miss cervical cancer. Please watch the video to the end, the information will be useful for you, to sign up for a consultation, please click on the link under this video. Many female gynecological diseases are asymptomatic, including early stage cervical cancer. Currently, cervical cancer ranks 10th in mortality, 5th in incidence among oncological diseases in women in the world. In this regard, screening for cancer and precancerous diseases in women is very important. First of all, this is a regular visit to the gynecologist once a year or more often, if there is any need for it. Cervical cancer how to determine. 2:30 → What can be detected at a doctor's appointment? At a doctor's appointment, a smear is taken for oncocytology, which is a scraping of epithelial cells from the cervix, which can then be examined under a microscope in the laboratory with special staining. And some pathological cells are already detected, which can be either a symptom of a precancerous disease, or already cancer. It is currently known that cervical cancer is caused by the human papillomavirus in 95-98% of cases. This virus is sexually transmitted, and up to 90% of the adult population encounters this virus one or more times in their lives. In most cases, the body itself eliminates it, that is, the immune system works in such a way that the virus itself dies and does not cause any consequences for the woman. But in some cases, it begins to develop in the epithelium of the cervix and lead to precancerous diseases. Therefore, also, a gynecologist can take a smear from you for the human papillomavirus, or it is just a PCR smear, which detects the presence, and you can also type the human papillomavirus, or you can take, there is such a smear, called the DIGENE test, which determines not only the presence of the virus itself, but also determines its so-called titer, that is, its quantity. And the higher the titer of the presence of the human papillomavirus in a woman, the higher the risk of developing some precancerous diseases. How to identify cervical cancer. 5:22 → When you receive the results of liquid cytology, you can see different combinations of letters, and often patients get scared and cannot understand what it means. In principle, a single classification according to Bethesda has been created in the world. It was created so that doctors from different countries could understand each other what they are talking about. You can see a combination, most often the combination NILM. This means that you are fine, that there is no pathology. All other letters - they already mean some pathology, or this pathology is associated with the possible occurrence of cervical cancer, or these diseases are not precancerous. LSIL is mild cervical dysplasia, which is currently not a precancerous disease, and in 90% of cases it is eliminated, that is, it goes away on its own. And with dynamic control, you may no longer see this pathology in yourself. But HSIL is high and moderate dysplasia. That is, the cells are already changed, and are already a true precancerous disease. How to diagnose cervical cancer. 8:01 → So, how should any healthy woman be monitored to prevent the development of cervical cancer? This is an annual visit to the gynecologist to take a smear for oncocytology and a smear for the human papillomavirus. And also, if necessary, a colposcopy. In 2020, WHO committed to eliminating cervical cancer in the world by 2030. This can be achieved by correct and timely screening of people, treatment of precancerous diseases. And also there is a vaccine against the human papillomavirus - Cervarix and Gardasil 4. Cervical cancer how to determine. Vatagina Maria Aleksandrovna, obstetrician-gynecologist Find out about the cost of services at this link: ▶ ???? https://mamadeti.ru/price-list2/ ◀ ???? Clinic addresses: https://mamadeti.ru/clinics/ ???? Phone: +7 (800) 700 70 01 ???? Our website: https://mamadeti.ru/ ????Facebook: / gc.motherand. . ????Instagram: / mamadeti_club ????TikTok: / mamadeti Prepared by Mother and Child Group, in collaboration with http://youupvideo.ru #cervix_uterine_cancer #cervix_uterine_cancer_how_to_determine, #Mother_and_Child_hospital //AVG254