What is the mid-term cure rate of cervical cancer

Many women are afraid of contracting some cancers, which will cause great harm to patients, so patients should pay more attention. Clinically, patients often ask whether cervical cancer can be cured in the middle stage. The middle stage of cervical cancer refers to the second stage of its three clinical stages. So can cervical cancer be cured in the middle stage? What is the cure rate of cervical cancer in the middle stage? Let the experts answer this question.

Experts believe that for patients with mid-stage cervical cancer, the treatment method should be considered based on the patient's age, physical condition, lesion range, presence of combined symptoms and their nature, etc. Patients with mid-stage cervical cancer should undergo a comprehensive examination to clarify the stage and pathological type, and formulate a reasonable mid-stage cervical cancer treatment plan after comprehensive analysis of the results of various organ and system function examinations.
Can mid-stage cervical cancer be cured? Surgery and radiotherapy are the preferred treatments for mid-stage cervical cancer, especially squamous cell carcinoma, which is more sensitive to radiotherapy. Whether chemotherapy is necessary before and after surgery and radiotherapy for cervical cancer depends on the specific situation of the patient. With the rapid development of anti-cancer chemical drugs in recent years, chemotherapy, which was previously considered ineffective for cervical cancer, has now become a common method of adjuvant treatment for mid-stage cervical cancer. Using chemotherapy before surgery or radiotherapy, and then performing surgery or radiotherapy after chemotherapy after the cancer lesions have shrunk or partially shrunk, or adding chemotherapy after surgery or chemotherapy, can improve the efficacy.