cervical cancer prevention

How Does Smoking Affect Cervical Cancer Risk?

Smoking weakens the immune system and makes it harder for the body to fight off HPV infections. Additionally, tobacco by-products have been found in the cervical mucus of women who smoke, contributing to the development of cervical cancer.

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How Can Cervical Cancer Be Prevented?
What is HPV and How is it Related to Cervical Cancer?
What is the Role of HPV Vaccination?
How Important is Regular Screening?
What are the Treatment Options for Abnormal Screening Results?
Can Lifestyle Changes Impact Cervical Cancer Risk?
How Does Smoking Affect Cervical Cancer Risk?
Why is it Important to Educate About Cervical Cancer Prevention?
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How is BBT Measured?
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What Role do Genetics Play?
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