What causes cervical cancer in children

It is often a long process from the onset of cervical cancer to the appearance of clinical symptoms, which takes 20 to 30 years. Therefore, most children who develop cervical cancer have congenital factors. It is also relatively rare in clinical practice, and relevant imaging examinations are required to help evaluate the size and location of the tumor, lymph node metastasis, evaluate clinical analysis, and guide the selection of clinical treatment plans. The treatment of this tumor mainly adopts surgical treatment. Postoperative radiotherapy and chemotherapy can improve the treatment effect, and further selection is made according to the pathological conditions.

Does cervical cancer itch?

Cervical cancer is a common gynecological malignancy in clinical practice. This tumor is closely related to HPV virus infection. Early cervical cancer has no obvious clinical symptoms. Contact vaginal bleeding may occur after the disease progresses. Some cases of concurrent infection may also cause perineal itching. If cervical cancer is found, imaging examinations such as CT and MRI should be performed. Assess the size and location of the tumor in relation to the surrounding area, as well as the presence of lymph node metastasis and distant organ metastasis. Assess the clinical stage and guide the selection of clinical treatment plans. The treatment of this disease is mainly surgical. After surgery, attention should be paid to the pathological condition to determine whether further chemotherapy and radiotherapy are needed to improve the efficacy.

Purpose of liquid-based cervical cancer examination

The liquid-based cervical cancer test is relatively common in clinical practice and has almost become a routine gynecological examination. The purpose of this test is mainly to test for HPV virus and pay attention to whether there is infection with this virus. If there is infection, attention should be paid to whether there are space-occupying lesions in the cervix. A cervical scraping can be performed to clarify the pathological nature. Since cervical cancer is closely related to the infection of this virus, the cervical cancer vaccination adopted in recent years is to reduce the probability of infection with this virus, thereby reducing the probability of cervical cancer incidence and achieving the best clinical effect.