Dr. Victoria Viciuk, an obstetrician and gynecologist, points out that many diseases that are dangerous to women’s health may not show symptoms for a long time.
She says in an interview with Gazeta.Ru: “Unfortunately, most girls consult a doctor only when they suffer from symptoms that can no longer be ignored. Therefore, we must know that many infectious diseases and serious tumors can not show their symptoms for a long time, and appear in advanced stages.” disease, when its treatment requires great efforts.
According to her, infectious diseases, such as: viral hepatitis, HIV, syphilis (syphilis) and tuberculosis, can develop without symptoms.
She says: “The disease is often discovered when the doctor examines the woman for another reason. For example, when she complains of weakness, hair loss, skin rashes, and recurring infectious diseases, such as respiratory infections, etc.”
She points out that urogenital infections, which are usually accompanied by clear symptoms such as discharge, itching, or burning in the genitals, can sometimes be asymptomatic, affecting the uterus and appendages. For example, neglecting infectious diseases, such as chlamydia, trichomoniasis, or gonorrhea, may lead to infertility and chronic diseases of the female reproductive organs.
She says: “If HPV does not form anogenital warts, it may not show any symptoms for a long time, and this may eventually lead to cervical cancer, which has an aggressive course. But treating it in a timely manner may help.” To stop its development.
In addition, cancerous diseases, such as breast, uterine and ovarian cancer, can develop without symptoms until stage 3-4.
The doctor recommends that women should visit an obstetrician and gynecologist once a year, even if there is nothing that worries them. If there are symptoms or doubts, she should review him without delay. Because negligence may lead to serious complications that are difficult to treat. Seeing a doctor in a timely manner and treating the condition early guarantees the success of about 100 percent of cases.
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2024-01-03 09:22:35
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