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Ms. Antal Liana, coordinator of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Pelican Clinical Hospital, Oradea, provides all women with important information for the maintenance of their health: "Cervical cancer is preceded by the appearance of precancerous lesions that, untreated, evolve into cervical cancer.The smear Babeş Papanicolau can detect and treat these precancerous lesions to prevent this type of cancer, even if the woman or the daughter is infected with the papilloma virus. "
1. Detection of gynecological disorders
As part of this promotion, we offer free consultations and specialized surveys for:
– Early detection of cervical dysplasia
– Early detection of precancerous breast lesions
– Detection of gynecological infections.
2. Free Screening for Early Detection of Cervical Dysplasia
PELICAN CLINIC HOSPITAL Oradea continues the Ministry of Health's national program for cervical cancer screening.
I can benefit from this promotion Ladies and Gentlemen who:
– between 25 and 65 years old
– has not benefited from the tests performed by Babes Papanicolau in the past 5 years.
3. – Screening for the early detection of precancerous breast lesions
As part of this promotion, the HOSPITAL DE CLINIQUE PÉLICAIN Oradea offers specialized consultations, as well as specialized examinations (mammography, ultrasound, etc.), FREE, according to the recommendation made by the doctor to each person.
We ask patients to submit a ticket to the specialty of Gynecology and call the call center 0259.444444.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED BY THE BIHOR PUBLIC HEALTH DIRECTION:
– The cervical cancer mortality rate in Romania is about 4 times higher than the rate of the European Union
– 7 out of 10 Romanians have not heard of HPV infection
– Only 23% of Romanians have passed the Babeş Papanicolau test in the last 3 years.
COLOR CANCER IS PROPOSED BY PERSISTENT HPV INFECTION:
Cervical cancer (CCU) is caused by some strains of HPV, high-risk strains. 15 strains of HPV have been classified as high risk strains. Of these, types 16 and 18 account for about 70% of cervical cancers. HPV infection cures itself in about 90% of cases. Persistent HPV infection is the one that causes the cancerous lesions.
HOW IS HPV INFECTION TRANSMITTED?
HPV infection is the most common infection of the genital tract. Almost all sexually active people are infected at least once in their lifetime. The transmission of the infection is also done by skin contact of the genital area. The condom does not offer 100% protection.
RISK FACTORS OF CANCER CELL:
Smoking, early onset of sexual life, multiple partners, family history of UCC, immunosuppression, and associated sexually transmitted infections are factors that contribute to HPV infection.
CANCER OF THE COLUMN CAN BE PRECEDENT:
Vaccination of girls and adolescents before the start of sex is safe and protects 90% of cervical cancers. Regular testing of adult women can detect precancerous lesions and reduce the risk of cervical cancer.
CELLULAR CARTRIDGE CANCER CANCER CANCER
The rapid treatment of precancerous lesions and cancers detected by periodic tests can cure cervical cancer and recover completely. When it is discovered quickly, the survival rate is 90%. Anti-HPV vaccination is particularly recommended for girls aged 9 to 15 and is performed at the request of parents or legal representatives who can apply to the family doctor. Regularly performed cervical cancer screening is the best method of prevention.
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