Is cervical cancer screening useful?

This so-called high-risk women, in the absence of other special circumstances, should be screened for cervical cancer regularly around the age of 40. Cervical cancer screening is necessary. Cervical cancer screening is an effective method for detecting cervical precancerous lesions and cervical cancer, mainly HPV and TCT testing. Cervical lesions develop slowly and are easy to screen.

How is cervical cancer treated in women?

The advantages of surgical treatment of cervical cancer are that early cases can completely remove cancerous changes and the treatment cycle is short. The disadvantages are that the scope of surgery is large, and complications such as urinary dysfunction may occur to a certain extent after surgery, and it takes a period of rest and exercise to return to normal. The treatment of cervical cancer is mainly surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. For cervical cancer discovered in the early stage, timely surgical treatment is recommended, and further treatment is based on the pathological results. This depends on the degree of development of the disease and the patient's physical condition.

Is the incidence of cervical cancer high?

The incidence of cervical cancer ranks first among female malignant tumors in the world, and the mortality rate also ranks first. Cervical cancer is a common malignant tumor in female gynecology, and it is more likely to occur in women aged 50-55. Because of the influence of HPV infection factors in recent years, the incidence of cervical cancer has increased significantly, and the incidence rate in young women is getting higher and higher. It is recommended to do cervical TCT and HPV screening once a year and exclude cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cervical cancer. Once cervical cancer is diagnosed, it is necessary to be hospitalized as soon as possible to complete the preoperative examination, and then the uterine appendages are surgically removed, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy are performed after surgery. With the accelerated pace of life, female patients are under greater pressure, and the age of cervical cancer is gradually getting younger. Women should have regular gynecological examinations every year, pay attention to maintaining a good attitude, appropriately relieve stress, maintain a scientific and regular life, and effectively prevent cervical cancer.