What is the best medicine for cervical cancer

For cervical cancer stage I and IIa, surgery is the main treatment. Whether further radiotherapy and chemotherapy are needed is determined based on postoperative pathological results, high-risk factors for recurrence and metastasis, such as the depth of myometrial invasion, lymph node metastasis, and vascular invasion. The treatment of cervical cancer requires a personalized treatment plan based on the pathological type of the tumor, clinical stage, patient age, fertility requirements, and physical condition, and then combined with the hospital's medical technology level and equipment conditions. The main drug treatment for cervical cancer is chemotherapy, including paclitaxel, carboplatin, cisplatin and other related drugs.

What are the symptoms of cervical cancer?

Some patients may also have vaginal discharge. The early symptoms are increased leucorrhea, which is mainly caused by glandular irritation and local inflammation. As the disease progresses, vaginal discharge will increase and be accompanied by a fishy smell. Some patients may have foul-smelling or purulent discharge due to infection. Cervical cancer is a very common malignant tumor in female gynecology. The incidence rate has been increasing year by year in recent years, but the cure rate or mortality rate is also gradually decreasing, which may also be related to the advancement of treatment technology and the development of HPV vaccines. Cervical cancer is asymptomatic in the early stages. As the disease progresses, patients have abnormal vaginal bleeding.

What does cervical cancer screening check for?

Because it takes about several years or even ten years for normal cervical tissue to develop into cervical cancer, as long as we regularly screen for cervical cancer and intervene in time once cervical lesions, especially precancerous lesions, are found, we can block this process and avoid the development of cervical cancer. Precancerous cervical screening, namely Tct and HPV papillomavirus examination, namely papillomavirus examination and cervical liquid-based cytology examination, papillomavirus examination is to see if there is high-risk papillomavirus infection. If there is high-risk papillomavirus infection, it will cause cervical precancerous lesions if it lasts for more than two years. Cervical cancer screening should first be carried out by cervical cell exfoliation examination.