What is the cure rate of cervical cancer in situ

Cervical cancer is the second most common malignant tumor among women worldwide, second only to breast cancer. There is no change in the early stage of cervical malignancy. When it develops to a certain stage, older women often have irregular vaginal bleeding after menopause, some of which are characterized by excessive, yellow, or bloody vaginal discharge with a foul odor. So what is the cure rate for in situ cervical cancer? There is no definite answer to this question. It depends on the severity of the disease and the treatment plan.

Patients with cervical cancer generally choose conservative treatment, such as radiotherapy or chemotherapy. If surgery can be arranged, it is still possible to be cured. It is important to maintain a good attitude. There are still many patients with advanced cancer who can still live well. If it is in the early stage, there is still great hope for cure. However, the treatment of cervical cancer is not a matter of one or two technologies or what medicine to take, but the hospital must implement a comprehensive treatment mechanism. Under this mechanism, patients can get the best treatment plan. Of course, this plan may also be very simple. A very important purpose of comprehensive treatment of tumors is to eliminate blind treatment and unnecessary repeated treatment. The opposite of comprehensive treatment is "specialty treatment", which is prone to overtreatment.