Cervical cancer: what you should know

Awareness saves lives

What Is Cervical Cancer A cancer that develops in the cervix, often linked to HPV infection.

Common Early Signs Unusual bleeding, pelvic pain, or discomfort during intercourse.

Who Is at Risk HPV infection, smoking, weak immunity, and lack of screening.

Importance of Screening Pap smear and HPV tests help detect changes early.

Role of HPV Vaccine Protects against high-risk HPV types causing cervical cancer.

When to Get Tested Regular screening after becoming sexually active or as advised by doctors.

Can It Be Prevented Yes — vaccination, safe practices, and routine checkups help.

Quick Fix Awareness + vaccination + screening = strong protection.