The insecure sex life like a risk for cervical cancer in womens with cervical dysplasia

Abstract

Cervical cancer is a malignant disease that affects women mainly over 50 years old, ranks 2nd in cancer in women worldwide, in Mexico ranks 7th. The natural history of cervical cancer denotes premalignant lesions known as cervical dysplasias which in turn are identified as: cervical I or mild  intraepithelial neoplasia, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia II (moderate) and III (severe) finally the  carcinoma in situ which is a lesion Initial cervical cancer. The greater frequency of this, is usually in ages  older than 50 years, but at present cases have been detected in women of 30 years of age depending on  the risk factors that surround the female population of sexual, reproductive, social origin , psychological,  among others. The correlation between HPV infection and CaCU depends on the omission of condom or  condom use, the initiation of sexual life in adolescence, unsafe sexuality, more than 3 sexual partners,  history of sexually transmitted infections, first pregnancy during Adolescence, as well as the number of  pregnancies and thetype of resolution, are the most frequent causes of the early onset of precursor lesions  of cervical cancer. Although the latter is known, the results are negative, since the prevalence of cervical  cancer has increased.