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• What are possible warning signs of cervical cancer?

  Precancer and cancer of the cervix often have no symptoms; however, some of the warning signs include:

  • Abnormal bleeding.
  • Spotting or discharge.
  • Bleeding after intercourse.
  • Signs of advanced cancer include pain, problems urinating, and swollen legs.
• How is cervical cancer treated?

  Precancers can be removed with a LEEP biopsy (loop electrosurgical excision procedure), which uses an electrified loop of wire to remove cells, cryotherapy (which freezes the cells), laser therapy (which vaporizes the cells), or a cone biopsy (in which a cone shaped wedge is removed from the cervix.Cervical cancer may also require a radical hysterectomy and radiation with or without chemotherapy.

• What is ovarian cancer?

  There are three types of ovarian cancer:

  • Epithelial is the most common form of ovarian cancer (85% to 90% are this type); these cancers derive from cells that cover the surface of the ovaries.
  • Germ cell tumors form on the cells in the ovary that develop into eggs.
  • Sex cord-stromal tumors occur in the connective tissue inside the ovary.
• How is ovarian cancer treated?

  Surgery is used to remove the cancer, often followed by chemotherapy or radiation. Women whose cancer is treated before it has spread have a 90% chance of living five years or more after treatment.

• What is uterine cancer?

  There are two types of uterine cancer:

  • Endometrial the more common form of uterine cancer; it occurs when the lining of the uterus becomes too thick.
  • Sarcomas tumors that form from muscle or other tissue; it is more aggressive than endometrial cancer and has different clinical characteristics and management.
• What are the warning signs of possible uterine cancer?
  • Unusual vaginal bleeding.
  • Spotting or discharge.
  • Heavy menstruation.
  • Postmenopausal bleeding, spotting or discharge.
  • Symptoms that come and go.