Conservative treatment of cervical cancer

The treatment of cervical cancer is mainly radiotherapy, including surgical resection, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, etc. Because cervical cancer has developed into a type of cancer, cancer cells multiply in large numbers in the body. In this case, conservative treatment is ineffective, and the above-mentioned treatment methods are needed. Once cervical cancer is discovered, if surgery is possible, surgical treatment is recommended first. Conservative treatment is mainly suitable for patients who can no longer undergo surgery. Radiotherapy can be used and is suitable for some patients in the middle and late stages and those who cannot undergo surgery. Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor and cannot be treated conservatively. Surgery and radiotherapy are the main methods of treatment.

Abdominal pain after cervical cancer surgery

The patient was in the early stage of cervical cancer, and two months after surgery, due to normal tissue fibrosis hyperplasia and repair. This depends on the specific location of the abdomen. It is necessary to complete liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, gynecological ultrasound examination, pelvic enhanced magnetic resonance imaging, and assess the condition. If it is determined to be caused by pelvic inflammation, anti-inflammatory drugs can be used for anti-inflammatory treatment, such as oral cefixime tablets, metronidazole tablets, levofloxacin capsules, etc. The medication takes about 1 week to 10 days, and the inflammation will gradually subside, and the symptoms will gradually alleviate and disappear.

The difference between cervical polyps and cervical precancerous lesions

Early cervical cancer and cervical polyps are both related and essentially different. The early symptoms of both diseases include increased vaginal discharge or blood streaks or bleeding after intercourse. The two are often confused clinically, so accurately distinguishing them is of great guiding significance for the diagnosis and treatment of cervical cancer. Cervical polyps are masses caused by inflammation. They are bright red in color and can cause symptoms such as menstrual disorders, increased menstrual flow, urinary urgency, and lower back discomfort. Cervical polyps are caused by inflammation and can generally be clearly diagnosed by the naked eye. Cervical polyp removal surgery can be performed, and appropriate anti-inflammatory and symptomatic treatment can be given after the operation. The diagnosis can be confirmed based on pathological results.