Dioxins and furans are some of the most toxic chemicals known to science. A draft report released for public comment in September 1994 by the US Environmental Protection Agency clearly describes dioxin as a serious public health threat.
Precancerous moles are moles that are not yet classified as cancerous but may develop into being cancerous when not given medical attention at the early stage of skin condition. Precancerous lesion is actually a change in skin growth or appearance that is not cancerous.
An abnormal smear test usually means that there may be precancerous cells on the cervix. Precancerous cells are curable, usually with a simple outpatient procedure called a colposcopy. Cancer is often not curable. The whole reason for having a smear is so that we can pick up and treat any precancerous cells, thereby ensuring that you never get cancer of the cervix. Cells do not usually go from âNormalâ to âCancerâ; they go through pre-cancerous changes. We usually classify precancerous change as Mild, Moderate or Severe. By examining the cells from your smear, we can spot precancerous cells, we can then treat them so you donât develop cancer. If you have very minor changes to the cells of your cervix you may be monitored with repeat colposcopies until the body returns the cells to normal.