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Mutations that develop in the DNA of cells located in the endometrial layer lead to the transformation of healthy cells into abnormal cells. Normal cells grow, multiply, and eventually die. Cancerous abnormal cells, on the other hand, grow, multiply uncontrollably and become immortal. This abnormal collection of cells forms a mass and it is called a tumor. Just as cancer cells can invade healthy tissues around them...
It has been found that cervical cancer is caused by a virus called Human Papillomavirus (HPV). HPV is a skin-to-skin contact-transmitted virus with about 200 different types. It is usually transmitted to women through sexual contact.
Ovaries, which are one of the most important organs of the female reproductive system, are found in the body as two pieces next to the uterus (uterus). In addition to secreting very important female hormones, the ovaries play a critical role in ensuring fertility by developing one egg every month.
Tubes (tubes) are thin, tubular structures that connect the ovaries to the uterus. Women ovulate once every month during their fertile years. This egg cell is fertilized with sperm in the fallopian tube and moves through the tube to the uterus...
Vulvar cancer develops from the outermost part of the female genital organs. The vulva is the skin tissue surrounding the urethra, vagina, clitoris and labia. Vulvar cancer usually develops as an itchy blister or wound. Although it is often seen in older women, it can also rarely occur in young people.
The vagina is a circular, tubular female organ that allows the internal genital organs to be opened to the external genital organs. It allows penetration of the penis during sexual intercourse. Vaginal cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the vaginal tissue. It usually occurs as a result of other cancers gripping the vagina. The primary of the vagina...
