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How much time does it take for cervical cancer to devlop after being sexually active for the first time ?
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Cervical cancer has 100% prevention by taking HPV vaccine , it can be taken as early as 9years of age .
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There is no set pattern of time It can vary from one individual to another
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If one is sexually active in early age then chances of cervical cancer are more. There are so many factors that increase chances of cervical cancer,such as multiple sexual partner, poor hygiene.Human papilloma virus is responsible for cervical cancer. Pap smear with HPV is advised every 5 year Nowadays cervical cancer vaccine are available .They give protection against cervical cancer.
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It can be decades. Use protection, take vaccine and get yourself screened regularly
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Take vaccine
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Depends on Multiple factors.you can prevent  with vaccination and protected Intercourse
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More early in the life time you start the sexual activity risk of having cervical cancer increases and that doesn't mean it will cause cancer in all.It has several factors on which it depends on . Connect for detailed explanation
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