Cancer

I’ve searched the internet on cervical cancer, and i know you can only tell if you have cancer cells with a pap smear test.
They also talked about HPV.
But would if you are not sexual active?
Is there a chance caner cell can develop. I guess i do not understand exactly what cervical cancer is… like i now it is cancer in your cervix BUT HOW do you get it or develop it?

HPV Vaccine – Gardasil – THE FACTS SAY THAT IT CAUSES CERVICAL CANCER A look at the FDA report on Gardasil, in May 2006, which highlights an INCREASED risk of Cervical Cancer when Gardasil is given to those who have already been exposed to the HPV strains that the vaccine prevents. Also, a look at the percentage of people who have already been exposed to HPV and the 4 strains in question, as investigated in an NHS report on the Human Papillomavirus. This is the percentage who are at risk of getting cancer if they take the vaccine. HPV is a sexually related virus, which is passed via skin to skin contact, not via body fluid/semen. It can be passed from mother to child during childbirth. It often has NO symptoms. For this reason it is impossible to be entirely confident that the children and young adults who are being vaccinated are not already carrying the disease. HPV usually is suppressed by the body’s immune system and causes no ongoing ill effects. Cervical cancer is already on the decrease. So why put people at risk? HPV vaccination is already mandatory in the state of Texas. MANDATORY! Other states and countries are pushing it to be made mandatory. This is a potential death sentence, which they don’t give you an option on.

Ailsa had her first injection in February 2008 as part of the Australian campaign. Find out why it may not hurt as much as you might think.

my school is offering the cervical cancer jag but i’ve read in newspapers that one girls was paralyzed from it. is it safe? should i leave it til s5? helphelphelp. i don’t want cancer!!!!!!!!!

Gynecologist, Dr. Jennifer Hayes says 11 percent of women admit they don’t get regular Pap smears. Dr. Hayes reminds this helps screen for cervical changes and cervical cancer. Dr. Hays says researchers are looking for newer and better ways to detect HPV and detect the women that need ongoing follow-up treatment. Dr. Hayes says one of the most exciting research on the forefront, focuses on a new gene being tested. It will be able to identify women with HPV and those who might progress on to cervical cancer. Dr. Hayes says vaccination is key in preventing HPV. The American Cancer Society reports the following are risk factors for cervical cancer: HPV Lack of regular Pap tests Weak immune system Sexual history Smoker Birth control pills Multiple pregnancies

My boyfriend and I were both virgins until we slept with each other, and we’ve used a condom each time. Can we still get STDs or can I get HPV/Cervical cancer ?

30-sec infomercial from the Cancer Institute Foundation on protecting your daughters from cervical cancer.

67 year old lady with cervical cancer suffered metastasis to her lungs, bones, etc. 4 years after operation. The oncologist said: Must go for radiotherapy and chemotherapy. At most, she had 6 months to live. She declined medical treatments and took herbs instead.

Deputy Emmet Stagg speaking on preventing cervical cancer