Correlation between Oral Contraceptive Use and the Incidence of Cervical Cancer

Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor that develops in the cervix and second most common type of experienced by women world. Causes cervical include HPV infection, use oral contraceptives, age marriage, parity exposure to cigarette smoke. This study aims determine correlation between contraceptive incidence cancer. literature research involved secondary data derived from Google Scholar, Research Gate Science Direct databases. The keywords applied were birth control pills AND journals searched for similarities, dissimilarities compared one another. As mentioned 11 journals, long-term contraceptives ?5 years could increase risk Furthermore, three stated grade precancerous lesions CIN 2/3 as factor cancer, two stage 2/2+ Based on chi-square test results, 4 presented significance value (p-value) <0.05, which indicated 9 other found highest OR = 9.11 lowest 1.50 meant who used Oral times more at developing was associated with based duration than 5 led causing among women. There factors affect namely