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Is there a possibility that a single woman can have a cervical cancer even if she did not deliver a child? |
Is there a possibility that a single woman can have a cervical cancer even if she did not deliver a child? Yes, cervical cancer is not really affected much by the lack of having children. Although having children is also a risk factor for cervical cancer and not having children is a risk factor for having ovarian cancer. yes she can Absolutely. Yes, cervical cancer is caused by a sexually-transmitted virus, human papillomavirus (HPV). yes it is possible. Has nothing to do with how many children you've had or not had. yes by all means.... |
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