Ano ang sanhi ng cervical cancer? | Pinoy MD
Aired (May 4, 2024): Ngayong cervical cancer awareness month, isinusulong ng Department of Health ang kampanya sa pagkakaroon ng sapat na kaalaman tungkol sa sakit na ito. Ano nga ba ang sanhi ng cervical cancer? Panoorin ang video.
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00:02 In terms of health, we should always be updated.
00:05 That's why we have the latest health updates in the country.
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00:11 When the vaccine is complete, everyone is protected.
00:14 This is the campaign of the Department of Health in the World Immunization Week of April 24 to 30.
00:19 According to the 2022 WHO UNICEF Estimates of National Immunization Coverage,
00:25 more than 600,000 children are not vaccinated in the Philippines.
00:30 Because they are not vaccinated, the chances of getting sick are higher.
00:36 Because of this, the DOH continues to remind children to get vaccinated when they are born.
00:42 Under the National Immunization Program of the DOH,
00:47 newborn babies can be vaccinated with 3-dose Primary Pentavalent Shots or 5-in-1.
00:54 It is given free of charge to health centers in the province for 6 weeks, 10 weeks, and 14 weeks after birth.
01:01 Children who are vaccinated are protected from life-threatening diseases
01:06 such as Guterria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Hepatitis B, and Haemophilus Influenza Type B.
01:14 Meanwhile, for those who use vape or e-cigarettes,
01:19 DOH reminds us that there are dangers that these can bring to our health.
01:23 That's why, like the packaging of cigarettes,
01:26 even vape or e-cigarettes will now have Graphic Health Warnings.
01:31 According to the DOH Advisory,
01:34 Graphic Health Warnings for vaporized nicotine, non-nicotine products, and novel tobacco products
01:38 will be implemented on May 12.
01:44 According to the advisory,
01:45 Graphic Health Warnings should include half of the front and back of the vape packaging
01:51 that will show signs of its presence in the mouth and throat of the user.
01:57 Anyone who will use it will be fined up to 2 to 5 million pesos.
02:04 If they are imprisoned for no more than 6 years,
02:07 they will be cancelled their permit and license, and will be deported to foreign manufacturers.
02:13 A video of buying anti-hypertensive medicine without prescription is now viral on social media.
02:20 But what does the law say about this?
02:23 It is stated in the Republic Act 10918 or Philippine Pharmacy Act of 2016
02:30 that a patient needs a prescription if he or she will buy prescription drugs.
02:35 In their official statement issued last week,
02:38 Philippine Pharmacists Association, Inc.
02:42 is in favor of implementing the rules of R.A. 10918.
02:47 This law is to ensure that the medicine will be purchased
02:51 according to the patient's condition and prescribed by a medical expert.
02:54 For the month of May,
02:57 cervical cancer awareness is the DOH's campaign.
03:01 According to the DOH's data,
03:03 cervical cancer is the second most common form of cancer in women here in the Philippines.
03:09 Cervical cancer is the growth of abnormal cells in the lining of a woman's cervix.
03:16 Women aged 15 to 44 are at risk for cervical cancer.
03:21 According to the DOH, 12 women die every day in the Philippines because of this.
03:27 Some of the reasons are over four times of vomiting,
03:32 low resistance, and second-hand smoking.
03:37 A woman may be screened using a visual inspection with acetic acid and pap smear.
03:43 There is also an HPV vaccine that can be vaccinated.
03:47 So remember, early detection is key.
03:51 And that's our latest updates for this month.
03:55 Always remember,
03:56 when it comes to health, you should be updated.
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