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Cervical Cancer

TYPES CAUSES SYMPTOMS DIAGNOSIS STAGES TREATMENT

Stages

The chances of cure is determined by the stage of the cancer.  It is necessary to know for better treatment and usually it can be determined at the time of diagnosis. The international federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics  defines cervical cancer staging scheme known as FIGO system as follows. 

•  Stage 0 - Carcinoma in situ (in place)  (Pre-invasive cervical cancer) The abnormal cells are in the surface layer of the cervix and has not invaded deeper tissues. This stage is not cancer.

•  Stage I - This stage is an Invasive cancer with cancer confined to the cervix only. Stage I cancer is confined to the uterus.

Stage IA - In this earliest form of stage I cancer. A small amount of tumor visible with a microscope.
Stage IA1 - Tumor has penetrated an area less than 3 millimeters deep and less than 7 millimeters wide.
Stage IA2
- Tumor has penetrated an area between 3 to 5 millimeters deep and less than 7 millimeters wide.
Stage IB - This stage includes tumors that can be seen without a microscope. It also includes tumors seen only with a microscope that have spread deeper than 5 mm into connective tissue of the cervix or are wider than 7 mm.
Stage IB1 - This the stage that the Tumor is  is no bigger than 4 centimeters. 
Stage IB2 - This is the stage that the tumor is bigger than 4 centimeters.


•  Stage II - This stage describes cancer that has spread beyond the cervix but is still limited to the pelvic area.

Stage IIA: This stage includes cancer that has spread upper part of the vagina, but not to the surrounding tissues. (parametria)
Stage IIB: This stage includes cancer that has spread to the tissue next to the cervix (the parametrical tissue).


•  Stage III - The cancer has extension beyond the cervix but not to the pelvic area. The cancer may be blocking the ureters (tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder).

Stage IIIA: This stage includes cancer that has spread to the lower third of the vagina but not extension to the pelvic wall.
Stage IIIB: The stage includes cancer has spread to the pelvic wall, or blocks urine flow to the bladder.

•   Stage IV - This stage describes cancer has spread beyond the pelvis or to the mucosal lining of the bladder or rectum. This is the most advanced stage of cervical cancer.

Stage IVA - This stage includes cancer that has spread to the bladder or rectum.
Stage IVB
- This stage includes cancer that has spread faraway organs beyond the pelvic area, such as the lungs.

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 1.  Posted on : 19.9.2010  By  :  Kiran , Aurangabad Post Answer
 

hi i am kiran 'm 17 years old and i'm masturbating for last 2 years does it increases danger of testicular cancer?

 
Ans:  The answer is NO. Masturbation does not increase the incidence of testicular cancer.
  Posted by Admin, Kochi
 2.  Posted on : 15.12.2009  By  :  suresh kumar b , chennai Post Answer
 

hi my name name is suresh i am from chennai 22yers old i am a regular smoker from past one month sometimes i am getting chest pain and abdomen is paining little it will pains for 2 to 3 minutes and stops meanwhile my throat is also getting dry at the time i could not able to speak i am getting little swear that i will get cancer till now i didn't tell this to anybody even to my friends also i didn't consult the doctor also can you please help me what i want to do next which doctor i want to consult. is cancer is curable diseases

 
Ans:  Dear Suresh, Smoking is hazardous to your health. There is no reason why should start this bad habbit at this age it is a very difficult habit to break once you are addicted to cigarettes. Smoking can cause lung problems such as Asthma and lung cancer. Throat cancer is another complication of smoking . SO PLEASE STOP SMOKING.. You may not have cancer but there is no reason to indulge in risky behaviour. Some Cancers are curable if treated early. Stress can cause sweating high heart rate etc.. If your symptoms persists you may have to consult a doctor. Please take care.
  Posted by Dr. R.John, Kochi
 3.  Posted on : 5.10.2009  By  :  Resha , New Delhi, New Delhi Post Answer
 

I am seeking help for a cancer patient(3-4th stage)of 65yrs old. cheme & radiotheropy will not work(as per doc)due to less wt n also age. He has been given ayurvedic treatment from qualified doctor. Can i get fund from primeminister's fund scheeme or any Ngo who will help him. I havemanaged for one month treatment which is costing 30,000Rs. the treatment may continue for 7to12 months. please can anybody help me in this matter

 
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