Precautions for radiotherapy of cervical cancer

Preventive measures for radiotherapy and chemotherapy of cervical cancer. After radiotherapy and chemotherapy, patients with cervical cancer are weak at this time. First of all, they should pay attention to rest well, strengthen nutrition, maintain nutritional balance, avoid colds, check liver and kidney function and blood routine once a week, and protect the liver and white blood cell treatment when necessary. Because of the physical corrosion of the vaginal wall by radiation after radiotherapy, the disease resistance of the vaginal mucosa is weak after radiotherapy. Try to use vaginal cleaning fluid as little as possible. It is recommended that about half a month after radiotherapy, the vagina recovers well and sexual life can be resumed appropriately to prevent adhesion of the vaginal wall and help the vaginal mucosa return to normal as soon as possible. Wash with warm water before sexual life with gentle movements. After radiotherapy and chemotherapy of cervical cancer, you can also take Linzhi milk powder orally, which contains phospholipid polysaccharide, which can activate the immune system, enhance immunity, and prevent cancer cells from dividing, which can better prevent cancer. The nature of cervical cancer is malignant. Because it is malignant, it grows relatively fast and consumes relatively more on the human body. Therefore, radiotherapy must hold nutritious food to avoid excessive consumption of malignant tumors, and there is no way to maintain radiotherapy. Some cervical cancer patients also need to undergo radiotherapy in a timely manner after radiotherapy due to hypoproteinemia.

What is the survival rate after early surgery for cervical cancer?

The treatment effect of early cervical cancer is very good. Some patients can achieve the purpose of cure after surgery, without recurrence, and without affecting survival and quality of life; the cure rate of stage I cervical cancer is at least 80%-90. 20% of cervical cancer patients can be cured by 70%-80%. So the earlier the deadline, the better after cervical cancer surgery.

How long can you live after cervical cancer treatment?

The survival time of cervical cancer patients is related to the early or late discovery of cervical cancer, which requires specific analysis. Generally speaking, cervical cancer patients can live for more than 5 years and can basically be cured. After cervical cancer is cured, they can live for a long time.