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When do you start seeing the symtoms of cervical cancer?
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Sometimes when...: ...it's too late. If a patient is lucky, she may notice bleeding early enough but pain and other symptoms often mean incurable disease. It is vital for women to: 1. Get HPV vaccine when children 2. Get their screening Paps and HPV test as recommended and 3. (and sorry if I sound judgmental, but I don't care) Be responsible in the sexual aspect of their lives. Acts carry consequences.
Answered 10/4/2016
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