Cervical cancer mainly effects women from the ages of 30-45, however it can affect younger or older women. Essentially, we should always be on the look out for changes in our bodies and menstural cycles.  In its early stages cervical cancer often doesn’t display any noticable symptoms and that is why smear tests are so important. Usually cervical cancer is slow growing and can be caught on a smear test.  You should seek advice from your GP if you experience any of the following symptoms: …