Is cervical cancer hereditary?

Parents are most worried about patients with obvious hereditary diseases. In today's society, more and more diseases are beginning to invade people's bodies. Malignant tumors are cruel killers that strangle humans, and often leave a family with nothing but money and lives. Unlike many malignant tumors, cervical cancer has a special feature, that is, it is hereditary. Because of this feature, cervical cancer is not just a matter for the patient alone, and its hereditary nature can even affect future generations.

Research has shown that cervical cancer is a malignant disease with obvious family and friend-type genetic characteristics. The latest survey data shows that if the cervical cancer patient in the family is a distant relative (cousin or great-grandmother), then the relative's risk of getting the disease will be slightly higher than the average risk factor of ordinary people.
Is it possible that cervical cancer will be passed on to the next generation? After the above introduction, I believe everyone has a certain understanding. Cervical cancer will affect future generations and even the entire family of women, so women should nip all the causes of cervical cancer in the bud, actively prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer, and live a healthy life.