Monday, June 20, 2011

Differences Cancer Uterus And Cervical Cancer


Cervical cancer and cervical cancer are the two deadly diseases, so much feared by women, especially those aged 35 years and over. But because it was almost the same, many are confused about whether they are affected by cervical cancer or uterine cancer. In fact, by knowing the details of the differences between them, we can recognize it early if there are symptoms that arise as well as checks to the doctor to be sure. Well, the following explanation of the difference between the two types of cancer are fatal.

Previously, we need to know first about the term uterus.

The uterus is another name for the womb where it consists of several parts, namely the cervix, uterine body, and two fallopian tubes. Cervical cancer is cancer found in the cervix. That's why he also called cervical cancer. While cervical cancer itself, or also called uterine cancer, occurs in the body of the uterus.

Early symptoms in the form of uterine cancer is usually excessive bleeding during menstruation or bleeding outside of menstruation. While cervical cancer there are no early symptoms. Symptoms appear when the cancer has just entered the next stage, such as vaginal discharge that smells or appears bleeding during intercourse. That's why advised to undergo regular Pap smear every year because it can detect the early presence of cervical cancer, especially for women who have committed marital relationship.


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