I really love her! Share this goddess's "two cancers" prevention secrets quickly!

Sisters!

Countdown to International Women's Day!

Pamper yourself and start with health

It is a pleasure to receive flowers and gifts

But loving yourself can't just be for this day

Recently, many places across the country have started

Free screening for "two cancers" in 2025

Don't miss it

Cervical cancer and breast cancer are not far away from us!

Early prevention and early screening

This is the real "hardcore pampering"!

Breast cancer: the most common cancer in women.

How to prevent it?

Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that occurs in the breast glandular tissue and is the leading cancer that threatens women's health. There may be no obvious symptoms in the early stages, but as the disease progresses, symptoms such as breast lumps, nipple discharge, skin changes, and even distant metastasis may occur, seriously threatening women's lives and health.

Who is prone to breast cancer?

People who meet any of the following conditions are at high risk of breast cancer:

1. People whose relatives have breast cancer or ovarian cancer.

2. People whose relatives carry pathogenic/suspected pathogenic mutations of BRCA1/2 genes.

3. People who have a history of atypical breast ductal or lobular hyperplasia or lobular carcinoma in situ.

4. People who have received chest radiotherapy before the age of 30.

5. People who have early menstruation, late menopause, late first delivery, short lactation, use combined estrogen-progestin therapy, and have multiple breast biopsies.

How to screen for breast cancer?

Mammography (also called breast mammography) is the most commonly used examination method for early screening of breast cancer. Color ultrasound can be used as a supplement to mammography. The combination of the two can complement each other, give full play to their respective advantages, and avoid the risk of breast cancer.

How to prevent breast cancer?

1. Adhere to breastfeeding.

2. Do regular physical exercise.

3. Control your weight.

4. Quit smoking and limit alcohol consumption.

5. Avoid long-term use of female hormones.

6. Avoid exposure to excessive ionizing radiation.

Cervical cancer: HPV is the culprit!

How to prevent it?

Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor that occurs in the female cervix and is the second largest cancer that threatens women's health. There may be no obvious symptoms in the early stages, but as the disease progresses, symptoms such as irregular vaginal bleeding, increased discharge with odor, and pain may occur, which seriously threaten women's life and health.

Vaginal bleeding is a typical feature of cervical cancer.

Why do you get cervical cancer?

More than 80% of women have been infected with HPV (human papillomavirus) at least once in their lives, but more than 90% of HPV infections can be cleared naturally within 2 years.

HPV is divided into two categories based on whether it is carcinogenic or not : high-risk types that are carcinogenic and low-risk types that are not carcinogenic. Persistent infection with high-risk HPV is the main cause of cervical cancer.

Who is prone to cervical cancer?

People who meet any of the following conditions are at high risk of cervical cancer:

1. The main route of HPV transmission is sexual contact, and premature sexual activity is an important risk factor for cervical cancer.

2. Multiple sexual partners.

3. Multiple pregnancies or births.

4. Smoking and taking drugs.

5. Low immunity, such as HIV infection, congenital immune deficiency, use of immunosuppressants, malnutrition, staying up late, obesity, etc.

6. Family history of cancer.

7. Having sexual contact with a man who has penile cancer, prostate cancer, or whose sexual partner has had cervical cancer.

8. Anyone who has ever had genital tract human papillomavirus infection, herpes simplex virus infection or other sexually transmitted diseases.

How to screen for cervical cancer?

Cervical cancer screening recommends combined screening of high-risk HPV testing and cervical liquid-based cytology .

How to prevent cervical cancer?

1. Get the HPV vaccine as early as possible.

2. Get regular cervical cancer screening.

3. Avoid having sexual intercourse too early.

4. Pay attention to the safety and health of sexual behavior.

5. Treat reproductive tract infections and sexually transmitted diseases promptly.

6. Improve immunity and strengthen physical fitness.

7. Avoid unhealthy lifestyles such as smoking, drinking, and staying up late.

The most hardcore gift for March 8th:

Health screening arranged!

This year's Women's Day

In addition to beautiful selfies and exquisite afternoon tea

Remember to make an appointment for screening for "two cancers" for yourself or your sisters!

Early screening = early peace of mind = early health

This is the real "love yourself"!

Introduction to the Department of Gynecological Oncology, Sichuan Cancer Hospital

The Department of Gynecological Oncology of Sichuan Cancer Hospital is the largest gynecological oncology center in western my country, integrating medical care, teaching, research and prevention. It is a provincial key medical discipline of Grade A, and a master's and doctoral (postgraduate) recruitment and training site for many universities such as the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China. The department ranks 4th among national tumor specialty hospitals. It is the deputy director of the Gynecological Oncology Branch of the Chinese Medical Association/standing member of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Branch, the deputy director of the Minimally Invasive Committee of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association/standing member of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Branch/deputy director of the Gynecological Oncology Committee (Study Group), and the standing member of the Gynecological Oncology Committee/Uterine Tumor Committee/Fertility Protection Committee of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association. Department experts have visited famous medical universities in the United States, Germany, Australia, Japan, Italy, Russia and other countries for visiting studies/training.

The Department of Gynecological Oncology is a specialty department that treats various gynecological malignancies through surgery (including various minimally invasive surgeries, Da Vinci robotic surgery, fluorescent tracing surgery, ovarian cancer "carpet roll" tumor cell reduction surgery, pelvic exenteration, etc.), chemotherapy, (intraoperative) radiotherapy, targeted immunotherapy, etc., and has rich experience in the diagnosis and treatment of various benign tumors. The Department of Gynecological Oncology is also the first multidisciplinary collaborative diagnosis and treatment (MDT) team for gynecological tumors established in the province. It was successfully selected as the first batch of national pilot units for standardized diagnosis and treatment quality control of ovarian cancer and cervical cancer, and was awarded the "MDT Demonstration Unit for Gynecological Malignancies" by the Gynecological Oncology Professional Committee of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association.

Introduction to the Breast Department of Sichuan Cancer Hospital

The Breast Department of Sichuan Cancer Hospital is the earliest integrated breast tumor treatment center in the province. It has now become the leading domestic and largest breast specialty in the province that integrates prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and scientific research. As the national "Breast Cancer Standardized Diagnosis and Treatment Quality Control Pilot Center", "Sichuan Tumor Disease Medical Quality Control Center Breast Cancer Professional Group" leader unit, and "Sichuan General Surgery Key Specialty", the Breast Department has always used standardized full-process management as a model to accurately carry out surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, endocrine therapy, targeted immunotherapy and other comprehensive treatments for breast tumors.

The Department of Breast Surgery focuses on breast-conserving surgery, autologous and prosthetic breast reconstruction, low-scar laparoscopic breast surgery, minimally invasive breast surgery, sentinel lymph node biopsy under ultrasound navigation, lymphedema treatment and other special technologies. While accurately ensuring the radical cure of the tumor, it also achieves the goal of preserving the appearance of the breast, reducing treatment trauma, reducing scars and improving the patient's quality of life.

Audit Expert

Wang Dengfeng

Gynecological Oncology

Outpatient first-level expert, chief physician

Clinic hours: Monday morning (Wuhou Campus)

Clinic hours: Tuesday morning (Tianfu Campus)

Wang Hao Breast Clinic Level 3 Expert Clinic Hours: Monday morning (Tianfu Campus) Clinic Hours: Monday afternoon, Wednesday morning (Wuhou Campus)