A WORRYINGLY high proportion of women don’t know the signs of deadly gynaecological cancers. Two-thirds of Brits failed to recognise abnormal vaginal bleeding as a potential symptom of womb cancer.…
“This means knowing your anatomy, being aware of key symptoms likeand being able to have a conversation about them without embarrassment with your doctor.”
The survey findings are worrying because it suggests people are being diagnosed late because they are not aware of symptoms.The Eve Appeal’s annual, in May, aims to raise awareness of gynae cancers and get women talking with each other to smash taboos. Eddie Morris, President of Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology said there is a backlog of people waiting for a gynae cancer diagnosis or treatment due to Covid.
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