Open HPV DWP ESSM vaccine, Sri Suparni Bahlil Remind Dini Detect

The Advisor of Dharma Women (DWP) Mineral Energy and Resources Ministry (ESDM) Sri Suparni Bahlil encouraged women to check for health without waiting for complaints.

The message was delivered by Sri Suparni during the invasion of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) at GOR Bleam Ministry of ESSM, Jakarta (19 / 10) Monday (19 / 10) as part of a series of warnings.

The event specifically targeted female employees and members of the ESDM Ministry, Jakarta, Bdub, Yogyakarta, and Cepu, with total 784 participants. Besides HPV vaccinations, it's also provided clinical breast checks or SADANIS as a matter of concern for women's health.

"It doesn't mean we get sick before we go to the hospital. So, let's both care more about ourselves. Because we as mothers, as women, this role is very important. If we are healthy, let the family also be healthy," Sri Suparni says in his speech.

According to Sri Suparni, health care can be built from nearby environments. Consciousness, fear, or shame are expected not to allow women to ignore the opportunity to receive inspection.

"Don't delay the examination, don't wait till we get to the hospital. Don't let fear, shame, or bustle hinder us from being healthy. Taking care of yourself is part of the way we take care of the family," he said.

He reminded me that HPV vaccinations are not the end of the cervical cancer prevention effort. It still needs to be done in terms of health care.

The message is in line with the World Health Organization (WHO) which places the HPV vaccinations, as well as the screening and the treatment of cervical cancer prevention lesions.

The vaccine helps lower the risk, while the screening aims to find changes in the cervix before it evolves into cancer.

Furthermore, Sri Suparni encouraged the participants to become health drivers in their families and their neighborhoods.

According to him, the role can be done by sharing the right information, taking other women more concerned with health care, and encouraging girls to follow the immunization of HPV as government programs do.

Thus, the benefits of activity are expected to continue after the participants receive the service. Information obtained can be a provision for building a family health care habit.

In addition to the prevention of cervical cancer, Sri Suparni is a reminder of breast health. He invites women to recognize the condition of the body and consult if they find change.

"Breast cancer is not preventable through vaccination. Therefore, women need to recognize their own condition and consult health personnel immediately when finding changes that need to be checked further," The exam.

In the future, Sri Suparni hopes that the inspection range can be expanded so that more women in the area get access to early cancer detection facilities.