Uterine cancer is the second most common female cancer in the world, after breast cancer. Cervical cancer radiation therapy is a treatment measure to destroy cancer cells, increase the possibility of cure or minimize the side effects of the treatment method.

The prevalence of uterine fibroids makes many women fear the complications of this disease. So do uterine fibroids have a risk of developing into cancer, when do patients need to have surgery to intervene with uterine fibroids? The following article is the necessary information about uterine fibroids for your reference.

Uterine fibroids are a very common gynecological disease in all ages. "Can uterine fibroids get pregnant?" This is a question asked by many people with uterine fibroids during pregnancy. The following article will help people answer the above question.

According to the health newspaper, every year one in five women in the world suffer from uterine fibroids during pregnancy. However, not everyone knows they have symptoms. Because when, women with uterine fibroids during pregnancy, most of them have no abnormal signs or symptoms.

Uterine cancer is one of the serious health problems in women that not only affects fertility but can also be life-threatening. The following article will help you learn in detail about uterine cancer as well as prevention/treatment.

Every day, about 9 Vietnamese women die from cervical cancer and the patients are getting younger and younger. However, very few people know that cervical cancer is completely preventable and curable if detected at an early stage. Here are some of the most effective ways to prevent cervical cancer:

Cervical cancer is the third leading cause of cancer death among women, after breast and ovarian cancer. All were at risk of cervical cancer when they started having sex. What are the early signs of cervical cancer?

Endometrial cancer is on the rise and is becoming the most common gynecological cancer among women. Therefore, women need to know the symptoms and causes of the disease in order to promptly screen and treat early.

Endometrial thickness is a parameter commonly measured on routine gynecological ultrasound and MRI. The shape and thickness of the endometrium depends on whether the patient is of reproductive age or postmenopausal and, if of reproductive age, when the patient is examined in the menstrual cycle.

Many women wonder whether a transvaginal ultrasound can detect uterine adhesions and ask their doctors. Because uterine adhesions are a dangerous disease that can cause infertility in women. Therefore, early detection and treatment will help patients avoid risks.

Uterine fibroids are usually benign but also cause many complications that affect the health and quality of life of the patient. Screening for uterine fibroids is necessary to detect the disease promptly, especially for women in the following groups at risk of uterine fibroids.