Gynecologic Cancer and What Women Need to Know
Gynecologic cancer is a complex topic with several subtypes. Today we’ll be talking about the three most common types of gynecologic cancer – cervical, endometrial, and ovarian cancer. These three types of cancer often have similar symptoms, which can sometimes be confused or misdiagnosed as menstrual problems. Being aware of the symptoms, your normal body function, and having regular gynecologist visits can all help diagnose cancer earlier for better outcomes. From signs and symptoms to treatment options, Dr. Tina Ayeni is here to share what women should know.
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