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HPV
HPV infections of the cervix can cause cellular changes that may be treated using LEEP procedure or cryotherapy.
In many women, infection with certain types of Human papilloma virus is the first step in the progression from a normal cervix to cervical cancer. This sexually transmitted disease is the main cause of cervical cancer. It induces the growth of abnormal cells that can become malignant.
HPV infections of the cervix can cause cellular changes that may be treated using LEEP procedure or cryotherapy.
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HPV -
LEEP Procedure, Cryotherapy
Cancer is unlikely to progress in women who don’t smoke or have other cervical cancer risk factors. Without treatment severely dysplastic cells penetrate into deeper layers of the cervix and spread to other organs, causing invasive cervical cancer. It usually takes many years for cancer of the cervix to develop.
HPV infections of the cervix can cause cellular changes that may be treated using LEEP procedure or cryotherapy.
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