Pelvic Cancer
The term "pelvic cancer" refers to any malignant growth that starts in a woman's reproductive system. The uterine, vaginal, cervical, ovarian, and vulvar cancers are the five main disease types that affect a woman's reproductive organs. They are referred to collectively as gynecologic diseases. The incredibly fascinating fallopian tube disease is a sixth type of gynecologic malignant growth. Better locations for the five gynecologic tumors are inside a woman's pelvis, which is the area between her hip bones and beneath her stomach. Every gynecologic illness is unique, with a range of symptoms and side effects, risk factors, and methods for anticipation. The risk of gynecologic malignant growths increases with age for all women. Therapy begins when gynecologic malignant growths are thought to be premature.