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Cervical Cancer
Overview
Learn how cervical cancer affects your body and about its common statistics.
Understanding Your Diagnosis
Get the details about biopsies and other tests that help your doctor diagnose cervical cancer. Learn about the specific types of this cancer, tests that help evaluate it, and its stages. You'll also learn about prognosis and the chance of survival.
Deciding on Treatment
Details about each type of treatment for cervical cancer: the treatment's goal, who should have it, what happens during it, and what to expect after it.
Managing Side Effects
Step-by-step advice for how to cope with potential side effects of treatment for cervical cancer.
Prevention and Screening
Learn about screening protocols for cervical cancer and tests that can help find it early.
Additional Information
Suggested Reading
Articles that give additional details on specific cervical cancer concerns, from research to coping.
Advanced Reading
Learn more about cervical cancer from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) Physician Data Query (PDQ®) for patients. Includes the latest information about prevention, screening, and treatment.
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Q: What check-ups should a woman have after treatment for cervical cancer?
Q: Who is at risk for cervical cancer?
Q: How can someone get a second opinion?
Q: What is cancer of the cervix?
Q: What are the treatments for cervical cancer?