Question

A nurse in the women's health clinic is counseling clients about the signs of gynecological problems. teaching by the nurse would be deemed effective if the clients stated that which early manifestation of cervical cancer should prompt them to seek professional care?

Answer 1

Cervix is located at the lower part of the uterus connected to the vagina. Cervical cancer can be treated when found at an early stage through a Pap smear. Cervical cancer happens when abnormal cells are growing out of control. Some examples of symptoms that should prompt professional care are abnormal vaginal bleeding and pain in the pelvis and during urination.

Answer 2

Early manifestation of cervical cancer is a bloody spotting after intercourse, pain, vaginal discharge and odor. When a woman experience these gynecological problems, they must seek professional care for this is a serious condition. Cervical cancer are caused by persistent infection with HPV. However, it can be prevented through vaccination and regular screenings and routine Pap tests