PROTECTION FOR since Early KANKER SERVIK

A good news about the availability of the vaccine prevention of cancer servik in Indonesia particularly in West Kalimantan have been there since the last two years. Servik cancer vaccine may reduce the number prevelensi disease. Now all the women in Indonesia can protect themselves from the threat of danger which the cancer the number one cause of death in Indonesia. This disease has be fatal more than 250,000 women worldwide each year to its. In Indonesia, there are more than 15,000 each year is, servik new cancer cases and approximately 8000 deaths. How about every 40-45 new cases found, and 20-25 women die therefore. Comprehensive immunization efforts for women, adults and teenagers who have continued with the continuous inspection, will help reduce the number of cancer prevalence servik. This is a step forward which is very critical to continue to seek a reduction in the burden serviks cancer and other diseases related to human papiloma virus (HPV). There are more than 100 types HPV4, where most of the relative is not harmful, but there are four types of HPV that usually cause problems, such as HPV types 16 & 18 which is the major cause of cancer is 70% and servik types 6 & 11 to 90% cases of genital warts (growth in the genitals). Board of the International Cancer Research (The International Agency for Research on Canser - IARC) concluded that HPV has been associated with more than 95% of cases of cancer servik. In addition to cancer servik, this virus also causes other problems such as cervical dysplasia (abnormal growth of cells servik), vulva cancer, and so forth. HPV infection is spread wide, in which the findings will be on genital HPV infection in the world close to 440 million. In general, HPV infection does not cause symptoms, but ongoing infection can cause problems such as abnormal cells servik, genital warts (growth in the genitals) and most importantly serviks cancer. For adolescents and women's adult daughter to prevent servik cancer caused by human papillomavirus. (HPV). (PONTIANAK Tribune)