The number of girls affected with cervical cancer marks the increase

The vaccine against cervical cancer has long begun to offer in our country.

But such occasions are marking growth.

During this year alone, in the January-October period the number of affected has gone by a percentage of 5 to 7%, more than last year.

That is how the director of Oncology Clinic, Ilir Kurtishi, was made known.

Last decade's <x0 years have been with cervical cancer 99 and 80 cervical cancer, while for these 10 months of this year this number is about 5 -7 % higher than last year, according to data we're collecting clinical registry” into cancer, he said.

And for this year the Health Ministry has secured a total of 17 thousand doses of HPV vaccine.

For this year's “, 17,000 doses of HPV” have been provided by the Health Ministry in response to the Blic Journal.

The discovery of this important step is also seen by gynecologist Driton Praja, who, according to him, helps prevent infections from the most dangerous strains of the virus.

“HPV (Human Papilomavirus) is an essential step in preventing diseases caused by the virus, including some types of cancer and touch - leavelosis. HPV is responsible for most cervical cancers and can cause other cancers, such as throat cancer, vagina, penis, and anus. The HPV vaccine helps prevent infections from the most dangerous strains of the virus, which are the main cause of these diseases”, he said.

Gynecologist shows the benefit of the vaccine against this cancer.

“The main benefits of vaccine against HPV

The Mithra Qafa Cancer Prevention: The HPV vaccine protects from the strains of the virus causing about 70-90% of cervical cancer cases. Prevention of early HPV infection significantly reduces the risk of future cancer development.

Protection from Precancerosis: HPV often causes touchy lesions, which can develop in cancer unless treated. Vaccination can prevent most of these lesions by reducing the need for later invasive treatments (operation)

Public Health Benefits: By reducing HPV infections in the population, the vaccine helps reduce the spread of the virus and protect those who are not vaccinated. This contributes to better health for the whole community.

Protection for Men and Women: Although cervical cancer is one of the best known effects, HPV affects both genders, causing various cancers and lesions. The vaccine is recommended for both genders to maximize protection of HPV-related diseases.

High Efficiency and Real Security: Studies have shown that HPV vaccine is very effective and secure for use. It has been approved by global health organisations as one of the safest and most efficient ways to prevent HPV-related cancers.

To benefit fully, the vaccine is recommended at an early age, usually for children and teenagers, but it is also useful for adults who have not been vaccinated before”, Bilic Gazette said among other things.

During this year, however, inoculation against the cervix has entered the calendar of regular vaccines for girls aged 12.