00:00Hello, I am the first time to talk about the doctor.
00:12This is January 1st, January 1st.
00:16Cervical Cancer Awareness Month is the January 1st.
00:20There is one cervical cancer.
00:26This is cervical cancer.
00:28This is the first time to talk about the surgical cancer.
00:33This is the first time to talk about the S.K. Hospital.
00:37We are going to talk about the doctor.
00:41Hello, doctor.
00:43Hello.
00:45This is the Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.
00:49This is the last month.
00:52The Cervical Cancer is the most common cancer in India.
00:57In India, the most common cancer is the most common cancer.
01:01In India, the most common cancer cancer is the most common cancer.
01:07This is the first time to talk about the virus infection.
01:10We are going to talk about the cancer.
01:11It has to be a vaccine that we are going to talk about the cancer.
01:18That is not true.
01:19So, how do we prevent cancer?
01:21How do we prevent this virus infection?
01:23In any case, we will try to prevent the virus infection.
01:26In a case of the virus infection, we will try to prevent the virus infection.
01:35What did we prevent the virus infection?
01:37Do you have any questions about cervical cancer?
01:39No.
01:40Since, the cervical cancer is not related to cervical cancer in my brain.
01:45The symptoms are related to cervical cancer.
01:47It is related to cervical cancer.
01:50How many things have been used to be cervical cancer?
01:54There are some related symptoms.
01:56This is why cervical cancer is related to cervical cancer.
01:59Do you agree with cervical cancer?
02:02In the case of cervical cancer, there are cervical cancer.
02:05First of all, we have multiple sexual partners with HIV infection, which is a virus infection with cervical cancer.
02:15Human papilloma virus is also a cervical cancer.
02:20We also have multiple sexual partners with HIV infection with HIV infection.
02:25We also have safe sex practices with HIV infection.
02:29There is an important factor for HIV infection.
02:36In this case, there is a significant factor for HIV infection.
02:42We do not live in this way.
02:45There are many factors like HIV infection and HIV infection.
02:52How do you change the stages of cervical cancer?
02:55There are four stages.
03:23But, we were talking about the same way as we talked about a little bit of urinary or a little bit of urinary,
03:28so we had a little bit of treatment.
03:30But if we're going to talk about the 4th stage cervical cancer,
03:33so we'll talk about the same cancer as well if we're at the same level,
03:37the same level of the patient and the other.
03:38It's about 4th stage cervical cancer.
03:42So, we started to talk about the same type of human papilloma virus,
03:47so we were talking about it and a lot more.
03:49The HPV virus is a human papilloma virus.
03:51It is a cervical cancer.
03:53That is why we have a head and neck cancer.
03:56It is a big cause of the HPV virus.
04:00If we have a virus infection,
04:03we have to deal with cervical cancer.
04:04We have to deal with the cervical cancer.
04:06We have to deal with the cervical cancer and HPV.
04:09We have to prevent the vaccine.
04:12That is why we have no HPV infection in the cervix.
04:15We have to deal with pap smear.
04:16We have to deal with these two tests.
04:19Is it possible to get the cervical cancer?
04:22Are there any doses in the cervix?
04:26We have to deal with the CervaVac vaccine.
04:31The CervaVac vaccine is now available.
04:34We have to deal with the vaccine.
04:39We have to deal with the CervaVac vaccine in the cervix.
04:42It is for next and pre testing next month,
04:46It has two doses of vaccine next month.
04:48It has a couple of doses of vaccine next month.
04:50To start receiving are now,
04:52it is until the July紀ant have followed.
04:54With this number of dose of vaccine next week,
04:55they can have three doses of vaccine next month.
04:57You have to receive preferably another dose of vaccine.
05:01You will get one dose of vaccine next month.
05:03By January, the delitt uj of serving next month.
05:04You have to get the Zakti next month,
05:05you have to receive the 99 percent of dose of vaccine.
05:06We have a schedule for the schedule.
05:08We are in the same schedule.
05:11We are in the same schedule.
05:14We are in the same schedule before getting sexually active.
05:16So, we are in Mumbai, we are in the same schedule.
05:21So, what kind of vaccination is we need to vaccinate?
05:28We need to vaccinate cervical cancer.
05:32At the time, it was a bad thing.
05:34It was a bad reaction to the local site.
05:36It was a bad thing.
05:38It was a bad thing.
05:42It was a bad thing.
05:44It was a bad thing.
05:47What are you trying to do in our life?
05:51The same thing is to be in the cervical cancer.
05:55There are multiple sexual partners.
05:58It's a bad thing.
05:59So, the human papilloma is the same as the human papilloma.
06:02It is the same as the human papilloma.
06:04It is the same as the human papilloma.
06:08It is the same as the same as the safe sex practices.
06:13That's what we have done.
06:15How does cervical cancer occur in the past?
06:19It is not the case of cervical cancer.
06:22There is a genetic risk factor in the past.
06:25The main risk factor is HPV infection.
06:28We will try to prevent it from the past.
06:32What is the case of pap smear?
06:37We have discussed the discussion about the HPV virus.
06:41So, if we have a test of the HPV infection,
06:44we will have a pap smear.
06:46If we do this, we will not have cancer.
06:50It is the same as the pre-maluclein conditions.
06:53The other changes are the same as the cancer.
06:57If we have a test of the cancer, we have already detected it.
07:01We will try to treat it.
07:03We will try to prevent it from the cancer.
07:06We will try to prevent it from the cancer.
07:08So, we will try to prevent it from the cancer.
07:10We will try to prevent it from the cancer.
07:12If we have a pap smear, we will try to prevent it from the cancer.
07:16When we try to prevent it from the cancer, we will try to prevent it from the cancer.
07:20You can also see the Pap smear as you are doing the Pap smear.
07:25There are premalignant conditions of cancer.
07:27There are changes in your body, and you can see the body changes.
07:32And we need to see how it affects the cancer.
07:37The Pap smear is ideally at 25 times.
07:42One person has a Pap smear,
07:46one person has a Pap smear for three years.
07:48We have a test for HPV DNA.
07:51We have a test for 5 years.
07:53We have a test for 25 to 65 years.
07:58What is the message about cervical cancer awareness?
08:03If we have a virus infection, we have a cancer.
08:06That's what we have to do.
08:08In India, now, we have a cancer.
08:12We have a cervical cancer.
08:14We have a virus infection.
08:17We have a vaccine.
08:18We have a cuss in our adolescent diet.
08:21We have a cuss in our family.
08:24Even before they are married or sexually active.
08:28We have a virus infection.
08:33We have a cancer.
08:36In this case, we have a cancer.
08:41If we have a pap smear, we can detect the virus infection.
08:47That's why we have a cancer.
08:50Vaccination is a very important factor.
08:53That's why we have a pap smear or HPV DNA test.
08:57That's why we have two cases in January.
09:00We have a cervical cancer awareness.
09:03Thank you very much, Doctor.
09:05Thank you very much, Doctor.
09:08Thank you, Doctor.
09:09Thank you, Doctor.
09:10Thank you, Doctor.
