Risk factors of cervical cancer

Infection : human papilloma virus infection to increase risk of cervical cancer.Human papillama virus only transmitted by during sexual contact. High risk type of virus for cervical cancer include HPV 16 HPV 18 HPV 31 And HPV 33 And HPV 45. chlamydia infection : chlamydia infection another risk of cervical cancer . It is spread by sexual contact .it can cause of pelvic inflammation leading to infertility. 2.Sexual behaviour : multiple sexual partner. Sexual contact before 17 years of age.3.Immunity power :who women have a HIV infection that may high risk of cervical cancer. This infection to damage the body 's immune system. Some drugs taking that to supperss the immune system. Such drug used for auto immune disease .who women used this drug to highly risk of cervical cancer.4. Cigarate smoking: researchers belived the tobacco substance to damage the DNA of the cervix cell .it is also to supperss the immune system and less effective to fight with HPV infection.5. Nutrition : who women take the low in fruits and vegetables in diet that can risk of cervical cancer . Over weight lead to addnocarcinoma of the cervix.To intake of vitamin E and C,carotene and vegetables to decrease the chance of cervical cancer.6. Contraceptive method : long time to using of oral contraceptive pill that increase the risk of cervical cancer (use more than 5-10years. Partner should use the condom to decrease the spread of sexually transmitted disease. To use intravuesine device had a low risk of cervical cancer.7.pregnancy : *having many children (5 or more)*delivery of first baby before 20Years of age.*use of DES (diethylstillbestrol).8.Age factor :50% of Cervical cancer in women ages 35-54years. 20% in women over 65years. 15% in women ages 20-30 years.9. Genetic factor: if you mother or sister with cervical cancer you chance of cervical cancer.11. Socioeconomic status: low income lead to a lower rate of screening. Lack of health insurance ,limited transportation.poor personal hygiene .lack of regular screening. Avoiding the above risk factors may help decreasing the risk of momen from developing cervical cancer.