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The 'C' Word: come and post your questions about cervical cancer for the experts at Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust

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KateMumsnet · 19/10/2010 12:01

We do hope you've been following our 'C' Word campaign, which has been raising awareness of the three key cancers which primarily affect women: breast, ovarian, and cervical.

Thanks to everyone who's posted questions so far - do come and browse the breast cancer Q&A, and the ovarian cancer Q&A to see our experts' answers.

Now it's time for our last Q&A thread - this time it's about cervical cancer, in partnership with Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust.

Cervical cancer is a largely preventable disease - the National Cervical Screening programme now saves some 4,500 lives every year. Nevertheless, eight women in the UK are diagnosed with cervical cancer every day, and face an uncertain future.

If you're unsure what the symptoms are, are worried about your chances of contracting cervical cancer, or you've been diagnosed and want to know more about treatment, please do post your questions for the experts at Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust here.

Post your questions by the end of Friday please - the team will get the answers back to us as quickly as they possibly can, so do keep an eye out.

Thanks again to everyone who's posted so far - and to the four fabulous charities who have taken part: Breakthrough Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer Care, Ovarian Cancer Action, and Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust.

HelenMumsnet · 20/10/2010 13:01

Hello. Please can we remind you that this a thread for you to post questions for the experts at Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust.

In other words, following the format of the other Q&As in our C Word campaign, this is a thread for questions - and we'll publish the experts' answers later.

We don't want to stop discussion, of course, but we think it's probably best to wait and let the experts answer the questions - rather than try to answer each other's questions for ourselves.

HelenMumsnet · 20/10/2010 16:11

BellaLugosiISDED: Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust is the UK's only charity dedicated to women, their families and friends affected by cervical abnormalities and cervical cancer.

You can find out more about them - and their experts here

And you can find their website here

RowanMumsnet · 22/10/2010 12:05

Hello all,

Thanks very much for your questions and comments. We're going to close the thread to new questions now, to allow the experts at Jo's Trust to get on with answering these. We'll post here to let you know when the answers are up.

Thanks also for all the responses to all the C Word threads this month - we hope you've found it useful and informative.

NancyMumsnet · 27/10/2010 08:53

Hello

Just to let you all know that Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust have now sent their answers back to us - we've put them up over here.

Thanks again to everyone who posted questions.

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