What is the incubation period of cervical cancer?

The early symptoms of cervical cancer are vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse or gynecological examination. The amount of bleeding is uncertain and often recurring. Vaginal bleeding is mainly caused by the shedding of cancer cells. There will also be an increase in vaginal discharge, as long as the cervical glands are stimulated by the cancer foci or accompanied by inflammation, resulting in hypersecretion. So how long is the incubation period of cervical cancer?

It takes about 10 years for general cervical precancerous lesions to develop into cervical cancer. In the precancerous stage, abnormal cells do not invade the interstitium, let alone metastasize. If it is discovered and treated actively at this time, the chance of cure is very high.
Cervical cancer has a long incubation period of 5 to 10 years. Therefore, even if there is no problem in one examination, follow-up examinations should be conducted every year. Once diseases such as cervical erosion and chronic cervicitis are found, treatment should be sought early to eliminate the lesions that cause cervical cancer in the bud to prevent it before it occurs.
At present, surgery or radiotherapy and chemotherapy are not very effective, and they are also very harmful to the body, which is not suitable for the elderly. Nowadays, medicine is constantly making breakthroughs, and the direction of tumor treatment is no longer a single traditional three methods, but a scientific combined treatment model with Chinese medicine as an auxiliary treatment, which has a good effect on controlling the disease, inhibiting metastasis, improving the quality of life and eliminating lesions.