Everything You Need To Know About Cervical Cancer

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Published on May 2, 2017 by

Approximately 500,000 women die of cervical cancer in Nigeria every year.

So BattaBox couldn’t help but send Odunayo to meet with Dr Adefemi Ayodeji Kayode from First Heritage Hospital, to find out everything we need to know about cervical cancer –

How to check if you have cervical cancer, the type of treatment available…

Here is part of his informative interview. Watch the video to learn more…

“Cervical cancer is caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)…there is the low risk and there is the high risk. The low risk is the one that is responsible for genital warts…and the high risk is the one that is responsible for cervical cancer.”

It is possible to get screened for cervical cancer. For more information please visit your doctor.

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5 Comments

  • JoiDior 8 years ago

    This is a very important and informative topic. Thank you!

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  • BattaBox 8 years ago

    For more information about cervical cancer please visit your doctor! #healthiswealth
    Thanks for watching + Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE!

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  • Olanike Ladipo 8 years ago

    Thank u for sharing

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  • Nkemakonam Chiejina 8 years ago

    ealth care😂

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  • NigerianFoodChannel 8 years ago

    *This is very informative and thanks for shedding light on it but it’s shocking that there is 500,000 deaths per year… wow! 😱 Government need to do more to raise awareness and help catch this disease earlier and increase survival in people*

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