The Top Warning Signs And Symptoms of Cervical Cancer

High-Risk HPV Or Genital Warts

If a woman has been diagnosed with high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV), she has a significantly higher risk of developing cervical cancer compared to healthy individuals who do not have HPV. This virus can cause genital warts or unexplained rashes near the groin, and once this virus is detected, it can lay dormant in the body with no symptoms at all for an extended period. It is important for a woman to visit her doctor regularly for pap smears to monitor the virus and ensure it does not develop into cancer. If any abnormal cells are detected, her doctor may need to perform a biopsy for an accurate diagnosis or to rule out cancer altogether.

Continue reading to find out what causes cervical cancer in women and how it is detected.