How old was the youngest woman/girl to have cervical cancer?

Answer 1

You're probably going to have to do a little research if you want to find out the youngest person who was diagnosed with cervical cancer.

I did find this article online though:
"The risk of cervical cancer goes up with age. However, because of widespread screening with Pap smear in the United States, the risk of cervical cancer stops rising around age 40, after which it remains relatively steady. The average age the disease is found in the United States is 47.

Women who have sex for the first time at an early age have a higher risk of cervical cancer. Scientists aren't sure why. One reason may be that the human papillomavirus (HPV) more easily infects a young woman's cervix. HPV is a sexually transmitted disease. Some types of HPV can cause cells in the cervix to become cancerous."
http://www.yourdiseaserisk.harvard.edu/hccpquiz.pl?func=show&quiz=cervical&page=risk_list#age

Answer 2

it is going to *not* maximum in all probability bring about cervical maximum cancers. Cervical maximum cancers remains particularly uncommon, in spite of the shown fact that for the reason which you're HPV beneficial, you may desire to be greater careful than maximum, and shop up with your pap smears. Treating any strange cellular strengthen is an magnificent thank you to decrease your danger of cervical maximum cancers. HPV generally clears up via itself... something like 75% of people might have it in some unspecified time interior the destiny, and maximum of them will never tutor indications. Your immune gadget is doing its damnedest to combat it off, on a similar time on the instant. ninety% of people who attempt beneficial for HPV with the main delicate tests will attempt destructive for it 6-24 months later.

Answer 3

2 years 5 1/2 months

Answer 4

While you can't see 'exact' age, I have yet to find anyone under 7 in any statistical government data- the UK's data has no-one under 10.
http://canques.seer.cancer.gov/cgi-bin/cq_submit?dir=seer2003&db=1&rpt=LINE&sel=1^0^0^53^^^2^0&x=Year%20of%20diagnosis^9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37&y=Race^0,1,2&dec=4&title=SEER+Age+Adjusted+Incidence+Rates+by+Race~For+Cervix+Uteri+Cancer,+All+Ages,+Females~SEER+9+Registries+for+1975-2003~Age-Adjusted+to+the+2000+US+Std+Population&template=faststats
has a chart for individual ages -age adjusted to the US standard population (broken by race) for the years 1975-2003,
here you can see it broken down in different fashions
http://seer.cancer.gov/faststats/sites.php?stat=Incidence&site=Cervix+Uteri+Cancer&x=18&y=15

to find more information:
http://www.seer.cancer.gov/registries/terms.html

If you'd like the UK or Australia's statistical data, let me know. They also have alot of comprehensive cancer information.

Answer 5

Infants have been know to be born with cancer.