“Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in women. At an early stage it is curable in over 90 % of cases. Untreated and untreated can lead to death. Therefore, every woman should regularly apply for research, including Perform preventive cytological tests ” – we read on.
The government has added important research for women at the National Health Fund
On March 7, the examination list was expanded, which we can do in the field of state healthcare. It was joined by two modern tests to enable early detection of “women’s” cancers:
- HPV HRwhich helps detect the cervical cancer of the human papillomavirus strains;
- Cytology on liquid ground (LBC)which is a more accurate examination and allows you to better assess the health of the cervix.
“These studies will allow you to more effectively detect cancer changes at an early stage. Women aged 25-64 will be covered by the research – we read on the website of the Ministry of Health. According to the data, In Poland, approximately 3,000 cervical cancer cases are diagnosed each year. More than half ends tragically. Many such extreme situations can often be avoided. How? Regular control visits and vaccination, which is “the most effective and easiest way to protect against HPV infection and diseases caused by HPV”.
HPV vaccinations are reimbursed in 100 or 50 percent.
As we read on Free vaccination against HPV covers children aged 9-14 (as part of the Universal HPV vaccination program), additionally outside the program One of the two used vaccines is completely reimbursed for people up to 18 years old. Adults can get vaccinated using 50 percent. reimbursement. Although cervical cancer is the most common cancer caused by this virus (responsible for 75-90 % of cases), it can also cause vaginal, vulva, anal, mouth and throat cancer. It is therefore recommended that men be vaccinated. You use a vaccination against HPV? We encourage you to participate in the poll and comment.
Source: Gazeta
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