Know it’s cervical dysplasia
“Cervical dysplasia occurs when there is a change in cells inside the uterus, which can be benign or malignant, depending on the type of cell with the change found. This disease usually causes no symptoms and does not progress to cancer, eventually recovering in most cases.
- This disease can occur due to several factors.
- Such as early intimate contact.
- Multiple sexual partners.
- Or infection with sexually transmitted diseases.
- Especially HPV.
Cervical dysplasia is a disease that, in the vast majority of cases, heals on its own, however, it is important to monitor the progression of the disease on a regular basis to diagnose possible complications that may require early treatment.
Treatment may only be required in the most severe cases of severe cervical dysplasia, which should be guided by a gynecologist. In some of these cases, your doctor may recommend surgery to remove the affected cells and prevent the development of cancer.
To avoid cervical dysplasia, it is important that women protect themselves against sexually transmitted diseases, especially HPV, and therefore should:
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In addition to these measures, women can also be vaccinated against HPV until age 45, reducing the risk of developing cervical dysplasia.