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Cervical cancer
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I have been suffering from heavy mensuration problem from starting which was very painful during my teenage. After constant treatment I got to know I have PCO-s. Now at this age I got to know I have cervical cancer. Is cervical cancer can happen only due to HPV virus or it can happen due to over bleeding during teenage. No history of family cancer present. I'm a non smoker as well. Plz suggest. Is Hpv only reason for cervical cancer?
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Hello. HPV is the "main" causative factor found in over 90% of females suffering from cervical cancer. Heavy menstruation maybe a symptom of cervical cancer but usually after 40-45 years of age. Heavy menstruation during teenage may be due to other unrelated causes and is not causative for cervical cancer.
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Not linked to bleeding. HPV is main reason apart from other factors
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