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Cervical cancer risk factors are diverse and therefore proper precautions are needed to prevent cervical cancer. HPV infections are the main cause of cervical cancer. Papillomavirus infections in the vaginal region are brought on by skin-to-skin contact through sexual intercourse. Multiple partners or uncommon sexual behaviors raise the likelihood of HPV infection when sexual activity begins at a young age. Almost 80% of women get HPV infections. The immune system in the human body is typically able to treat these infections. As a result of their weakened immune systems brought on by organ transplantation or drug use, many individuals are more likely to develop HPV infection.If the HPV infections have been present in the body for longer than two years, there is a considerable risk of developing carcinoma cancer. Dr. Aruna Kumari, obstetrician and gynecologist from Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh, speaks on primary risk factors and prevention of cervical cancer.

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