Can uterine cancer be contagious to humans?

Uterine cancer is one of the most common gynecological malignancies. Its incidence rate is second only to breast cancer and ranks second among female malignancies. One woman dies from cervical cancer every two minutes and there are about 460,000 new cases each year. Is uterine cancer contagious? This is a question many patients and their families have. Let's talk about it today:

Uterine cancer is not contagious. Cancer is not like other germs that can be transmitted from one person to another. Even if sexual intercourse occurs, it cannot be transmitted to another person through sexual contact. The reason is simple. Cancer is not an infectious disease. It cannot transmit cancer-causing genes into other people's bodies through any means to cause cancer. Even if cancer cells are implanted into other people's bodies, they cannot survive. Because to oneself, other people's cancer cells are a kind of foreign body, and the body can kill other people's cancer cells through its strong immune rejection ability.

The cure rate of early uterine cancer is very high, so early detection and early treatment are still the key. The cure rate of mid-stage uterine cancer is still relatively high. In the late stage of cervical cancer, although it shows that the cancer has developed to a certain dangerous degree, it does not mean that it is the late stage of life. As long as you do not give up treatment, and use effective treatment methods in time to alleviate and control the disease, reduce the patient's pain, there is no problem in prolonging the patient's life to the maximum extent.

It is best to get checked in time after getting sick. After cancer surgery, it is recommended to have radiotherapy and chemotherapy in time, which will be effective quickly, but the patient will suffer and the disease is prone to relapse. Chinese medicine can make up for the shortcomings and deficiencies of Western medicine. It is recommended to treat with Chinese medicine.