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To prevent cervical cancer, change in lifestyle plays a crucial role. The first thing to consider is reducing obesity by eating a proper diet and reducing the intake of processed food. It is also important to exercise at least five days a week as this helps in maintaining weight. Daily consumption of fruits and vegetables is also important. Smoking and alcohol also cause cervical cancer and thus these habits must be given up. In addition to these, vaccination must be kept in mind. All girls by the age of nine years should be vaccinated.  &lt;br&gt;Dr. Uma Sheshgiri, obstetrician and gynecologist from Bengaluru, Karnataka discusses what change in lifestyle to adopt to prevent cervical cancer.

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