Women too Focus on cancers

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Women too Focus on cancers

Today is World Cancer Day with the theme “I Am and I Will”

We celebrate World Cancer Day on February 4 every year. Led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), the World Wide Web is a global effort to raise awareness about cancer. Its purpose is the same. This year’s World Cancer Day ‘I Am and I Will’ talk about you and your commitment to raising awareness on cancer prevention. Historically worldwide, cancer has affected women less than men. Women are more likely than men to get rid of the disease. Many ‘risk factors related to cancer lifestyle such as smoking / smoking, drinking alcohol, eating fatty foods. Traditionally mostly in men are becoming. Of these, 9 lakh patients die of cancer every year. The two most common cancers in women are breast cancer and cervical cancer. These two cancers make up 78 percent of all cancers in women. Both cancers have effective screening methods and treatment options. Cervical cancer is preventable. Eighty-five percent of cases are in the final stages due to ignorance, fear, and social stigma. Makes it difficult to treat. So that poor results will come. It is important to dispel misconceptions that people may have, perhaps because it is time for women to learn more about their health, cancer signs and symptoms, and the importance of screening for early detection. Therefore, awareness among women about these two cancers is essential. How to prevent these cancers, finally, they need to be made aware of the importance of screening for these two cancers. Breast cancer
Worldwide,

breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women. One Indian woman suffers from breast cancer every 4 minutes and one woman dies of breast cancer every 13 minutes. It is not enough to know that there is a problem, a woman needs to know about breast cancer in advance to solve the problem. The question most women ask today is “How should I check my breasts”. Breast self-examination was the answer. This is a self check done by a woman at home for changes or problems in the breast. There is no right or wrong way to check one’s breasts. Every woman’s breasts “feel different. Most people’s breasts are slightly uneven in size. A woman needs to know how her breasts feel at different times. Breasts are subject to a lot of physical changes until puberty, pregnancy, nursing, and aging. Important.That way anyone can quickly detect any changes and report to a health care provider.A woman should look at her breasts as it can be easily tested while bathing.It should be tested in front of a mirror Regularly examine the breasts on a specific day of the month is an important way to detect early breast disorders.But in western countries
Breast cancers are self-diagnosed by patients. A screening mammogram is the best way to detect breast cancer early, because small tumors can be seen before a lump is felt. It is a technology that uses low energy X – rays to examine breast tissue to detect any characteristic mass or microcalculations. X in the screening program