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Besides beauty, “health” is also something that “women” cannot neglect.
<h2>Cancer and Women 
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“Cancer” is a disease that affects both the body and mind of the patient, as well as their family, because it requires continuous and long-term care. There are both costs and worries involved. Treatment may include surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy. However, this fear can be avoided through screening and prevention because if diagnosed and treated early, the chances of a complete cure are high.
<h2>“Gynecologic Cancer” 
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“Gynecologic cancer” may still be unfamiliar to many. This term refers to cancers that occur specifically in women or in the pelvic area of female organs, including ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, cervical cancer, vaginal cancer, and others.
<h2>Know the “Disease,” Know “Yourself” 
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The best way to reduce loss from “gynecologic cancer” is to regularly observe your body for any abnormalities. If any abnormalities are found, you should promptly consult a specialist for examination, diagnosis, and timely treatment… “Cancer” may not always be severe and terrible… if we know the “disease” and know “ourselves” well enough.
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<li>Abnormal vaginal bleeding 
Bleeding that is not part of a normal menstrual period. It may be abnormal due to increased amount or duration of bleeding, bleeding outside the normal menstrual cycle, abnormal discharge mixed with blood, or bleeding after sexual intercourse. Vaginal discharge with a strong abnormal odor may also be a warning sign of several gynecologic cancers such as cervical cancer, ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, or uterine cancer.</li>
<li>A palpable mass in the abdominal area 
A palpable mass in the lower abdominal area, abdominal swelling, with or without pain, or symptoms such as loss of appetite, weight loss, fatigue, etc. These symptoms may be early signs of ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, or uterine muscle cancer.</li>
<li>Chronic abnormal vaginal discharge 
Usually caused by abnormal cervical cells, resulting in symptoms such as discharge with abnormal odor or color, chronic condition, and no improvement after initial treatment. These symptoms may be warning signs of cervical cancer or vaginal cancer.</li>
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<h2>If You Find Abnormalities… See a Doctor Immediately 
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Although “gynecologic cancer” is a serious disease, we can reduce its severity. If you notice any abnormalities in your body or any changes that raise suspicion, please do not ignore them!!! See a specialist promptly for a thorough examination and receive the correct and best treatment because the earlier it is detected, the higher the chance of a complete cure. 

Additionally, regular health check-ups and good self-care are also ways to prevent the disease. Prevention of gynecologic cancer can be done in several ways as follows:
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<li>Annual pelvic examination 
Do not fear or worry about pelvic exams. If there is an abnormality in the body, it will be detected early, allowing for prompt treatment. It is very important for every woman to regularly observe her body.</li>
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<li>Cervical cancer screening 
Every woman should undergo cervical cancer screening at appropriate times because the body may not show symptoms. Cervical cancer can be detected early through Pap smear tests combined with HPV virus infection tests.</li>
<li>Vaccination 
Cervical cancer can be prevented by vaccination against cervical cancer, which protects against HPV virus infection, the main cause of cervical cancer.</li>
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     “Every woman should love her body a lot… If your body starts sending signals that it’s… overwhelmed or weak… You are the first person who must know, then quickly bring your body to heal and recharge, so you can live your days ahead with your bright smile.”
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Dr. Saranya Chanpanichkitcho 
Specialist in Gynecologic Oncology, Laparoscopic Gynecologic Surgery 
Women’s Health Center, Phyathai Nawamin Hospital
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Cancer that occurs specifically in women, also known as 'gynecologic cancer,' may sometimes not show clear symptoms. However, if we regularly check and observe for abnormalities, we can detect it early and treat it before the 'cancer' spreads.

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