Introduction to four different types of cervical cancer

There are many types of cervical cancer in clinical practice. There are four types of cervical cancer based on appearance alone. It is necessary to distinguish them before treating cervical cancer and not to blindly treat cervical cancer. So what are the different types of cervical cancer ? Let's talk about the different types of cervical cancer.

Generally, different types of cervical cancer are:

1. Ulcer type: This type of cervical cancer is less common than the cauliflower type. The cancerous tissue first destroys the surface of the cervix and gradually penetrates into it, causing more damage and forming ulcers. This type often occurs in the cervical lips and cervical canal. Necrotic tissue can often be seen. It is prone to infection and is sensitive to radiation.

2. Nodular type: the least common, with widespread hypertrophy of the cervix. This type of cervical cancer mainly infiltrates deep into the cervix. It is generally as hard as hard rubber or wood, and is moderately sensitive to radiation.

3. Cauliflower or papillary type: It is the most common type of cervical cancer. It is an exophytic tumor that is cauliflower-like and is prone to occur on the lip of the cervix. It has low diffusivity and is often accompanied by necrosis, infection, and bleeding. It is sensitive to radiation.

4. Invasive type: This type of cervical cancer mainly shows invasive growth, with less bleeding, but is highly invasive and has poor sensitivity to radiation.

The above is an explanation of the different types of cervical cancer. I believe everyone should have some understanding of this. No matter what type of cervical cancer you have, you must go to the hospital immediately and actively receive treatment to avoid delaying the disease and missing the best time for treatment.