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  #1

Hi guys,

Does anyone know the number 1 risk factor for cervical CA, endometrial CA, and ovarian CA. The reason i ask because i have friends who recently took the exam told me that they love to ask the most common risk factor in Ob/Gyn's disease? also does anyone know about most common risk factor in abruption placenta, placenta previa. I don't think kaplan rank these risk factors. Thank you for all you help...

Steve


  #2

Number 1 risk factor for cervical cancer HPV.
Endometrial cancer....unopposed & incresed oestrogen.
Ovarian cancer...age.
Abruptio placenta....HT.
correct me if i'm wrong.

  #3

Yes...
Cervical CA - HPV
Endometrial CA - Unopposed Estrogen
Ovarian CA - Age
Abruptio - HTN
...the other ...dunno...


And of course Kaplan talks about that


  #4

same + prior caesarean section for placenta praevia

  #5

thank you for clarifying things up

  #6

But they also ask for protective factors.

BCP pretects pt from ovarian and endometrial cancer !

Tamoxifen protects pt after breast cancer


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  #7

I WAS SURPRISED THEY ASK RISK FACTORS AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS IN SO MANY QUESTIONS REGARDING TO ALL CANCERS. LUNG, BREAST, ENDOMETRIAL, ETC.

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  #8

thanks!!!

  #9

Endometrial cancer affects postmenopausal women
presents with vaginal bleeding the risk factor is exceess estrogen
giving oral contraceptive pills will give progesterone and estrogen
will be unapposed.
Cervical cancer the risk factor is human papilloma virus andearly
sexual activity multiple sex partners smoking family history prevention is with safe sex and stopping smoking routine pap smears this happens premenopausal
Ovarian cancer affects postmenopausal women the risk factor is
also presents with mass and oral contracepive pills are protective.







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