Cervical Diseases

Cervical diseases are disorders that occur in the cervix, the opening area at the lower part of the uterus that leads to the vagina.

The primary function of the cervix is to protect the uterus, tubes, and internal organs from infections that may come from the vagina, acting as a barrier against infections.

Some cervical diseases are sexually transmitted, while others result from poor hygiene practices. Every adult woman should visit a gynecologist every 6 months for a smear test. The main cervical diseases include:

Cervical Polyp
Cervical Cancer
Pap Smear Test
Cervical Conization
Colposcopy
Cryotherapy