| January 10, 2005 |
| Human papilloma virus (HPV) infection
is the most important risk factor of cervical cancer. There
are many different types of HPV, and the seven most common HPV
types found related to cervical cancer ... |
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There
are seven common ones. They are often called the Seven Danger
Signals of Cancer. |
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1 |
Change
in bowel or bladder habits. |
2 |
A
sore/ulcer that does not heal. |
3 |
Unusual
bleeding or discharge. |
4 |
Thickening
or lump in breast or elsewhere. |
5 |
Indigestion
or difficulty in swallowing. |
6 |
Obvious
change in wart or mole. |
7 |
Nagging
cough or hoarseness. |
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| You should at
once consult a doctor upon the appearance of any sign. |
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