TAILIEUCHUNG - Been coughing for 3 weeks? Tell your doctor

Of the women screened, results were available for only about 2,200 who attended a particular clinic. These women, who all had positive VIA results, subsequently had repeat VIA by gynecologists at the clinic: only about half of the women were found to have positive VIA results at this second visit. The authors also noted a problem with the treatment of screen-positive women: only half of those with high-grade precancers received treatment. This rate could be improved by offering treatment immediately following colposcopy rather than waiting for histopathology results (which is standard practice in the country). While the program has many. | NHS Dr Ian Watson Been coughing for 3 weeks Tell your doctor. Let s be Dr Rosie Loftus .about lung cancer Lung cancer is the second most common cancer in England. There are some 33 000 new cases every year. It kills more men and women than any other form of cancer. Lung cancer affects people of all ages but is most common in those who are over 50. Although it is more common in smokers around one in eight people with lung cancer has never smoked. The risk of lung cancer gets worse as you get older but finding it early improves the chances of successful treatment. So if you have had a cough for three weeks or more it s worth visiting your doctor to be on the safe side. . .about how to spot it You need to see a doctor straight away if you have been coughing for the past three weeks or more. Some of the other symptoms of lung cancer include A cough that has got worse or changes Repeated chest infections Coughing up blood Breathlessness Feeling more tired than usual for some time Losing weight for no obvious reason An ache or pain in your chest or shoulder that has lasted some time. .about how important it is to see your doctor If you notice any of these symptoms tell your doctor right away. Detecting lung cancer early makes it easier to treat so seeing your doctor quickly may save your life. It s probably nothing serious but it could also be a sign of something else that needs treatment. So don t ignore the symptoms or put off a trip to the doctor. It can make the world of difference and you won t be wasting anyone s time. And if you know anyone who has any of these symptoms insist they see their doctor. Again it s probably nothing serious but they should get it checked .

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