Cervical Cancer Questions & Answers
- How can oral contraceptives increase the risk of cervical cancer?
- How can human papillomavirus (HPV) cause cervical cancer?
- How is a colposcopy used to diagnose cervical cancer?
- What should you know about screening for cervical cancer?
- Who needs to be screened for cervical cancer?
- Can I get pregnant if I've had radical hysterectomy or radiation treatment for cervical cancer?
- How likely is it that cervical cancer comes back after treatment?
- What is a cone biopsy for cervical cancer?
- How is positron emission mammography (PEM) used for cervical cancer?
- How is a colposcopy done?
- What happens after my biopsy?
- Is cervical cancer treatable?
- How are CT scans used to test for cervical cancer?
- How can I reduce the risk of getting other cancers after cervical cancer?
- How often should women be screened for HPV?
- Does being treated with radiation for cervical cancer increase the odds of getting other cancers?
- What happens next if my cervical biopsy shows that I have cervical cancer?
- What do cervical biopsies consist of?
- If I have cervical cancer, will my daughter have it too?
- How often should I be seeing my doctor once I've finished treatment for cervical cancer?
- What are symptoms of cervical cancer?
- What are possible complications of a hysterectomy?
- What is stage IV cervical cancer?
- Is radical hysterectomy performed through the abdomen or vagina?
- Why would I need a catheter for cervical cancer?
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