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92Pap Smears - Do They Hurt and What Is Involved?
A pap smear (known in some countries as a cervical smear test), is a simple health screening procedure for women, to check for pre-cancerous cells on the cervix. Pre-cancerous changes in these cells are a...
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63Cervical cancer a common cancer after breast cancer
x-ray image of female cervic location Cervical cancer is the 2nd most common cancer affecting women after breast cancer.It is around 10 % of all female cancer and women is at risk of cervical cancer...
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78Cervical Cancer Not Picked Up on A Pap Smear - How to Protect Yourself-MY STORY
This is a picture of (3) Stages of Abnormal Growth I am making this information available to you, so that you may learn some maybe life saving information about "Cervical Cancer." I myself, have had...
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69Genital warts FAQ
What's the cause of genital warts ? Human papilloma virus (HPV) is the cause of genital warts. There are about 100 strains of HPV. About 30 of them are sexually transmitted. And some of them are high risk...
3 comments65Cancer Cure: The One-Minute Cure for Cancer
The One Minute Cure So, Is...The One-Minute Cure ... “The World’s Greatest Healing Miracle of all Time?” as it is called in the video? I can tell you this much....... I’m not a doctor or...
48 comments65Internal vaginal warts
Internal vaginal warts can be detected after abnormal pap smear tests. But further tests and exams may be required to make a more accurate diagnosis. In fact, a colposcope may be inserted inside the vaginal...
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60A Primer on Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer is a major killer of women worldwide, killing over 250,000 annually. It is the fifth most deadly cancer and one that could potentially be prevented in a vast majority of cases. The reason...
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76Do you need physical examinations?
It's the day after your fortieth birthday bash and you're feeling the aftermath of too much food and drink. You wouldn't have thought twice about it ten or twenty years ago. But now, you're starting to wonder...
6 comments66Understanding Pap Smears
Pap smears can prevent cervical cancer when performed on a routine basis. Depending on the patient's medical and social history, pap smears are routinely performed every one to three years. Pap smears can detect abnormal cervical cellular changes before they progress to cervical cancer. When abnormal cervical cells are detected early they can be treated and in many cases, eliminated.
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6112 Ways to Save Money on Health Care
In today's economy, saving money can be a pretty nifty thing. For some, living frugally and saving money is a natural thing to do and something they've always done. For others, being frugal is an entirely...
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