What are the methods for cervical cancer screening

The main method of cervical cancer screening is to do cervical TCT and HPV examinations. Generally speaking, it is required not to have sex for one or two days, not to douche the vagina for two or three days, and not to use packing medicine. If there are problems with these two items, further cervical pathology examinations and tests are needed to determine whether there are cancer cells. If there are cancer cells, they need to be treated as soon as possible. It is also necessary to pay attention to a normal gynecological examination once a year. The current cervical cancer screening method is a three-step cervical cancer screening.

Symptoms of cervical cancer metastases to the lungs

The survival time of cervical cancer metastases to the lungs is uncertain, which is related to the patient's physical function, choice of treatment, nursing and other factors. At this time, the patient should go to a professional and regular cancer hospital for scientific treatment to win more survival time. In the early stages of lung metastasis, there are no lung symptoms because the metastases are relatively small. As the disease worsens, corresponding lung symptoms may appear, such as coughing, sputum, blood in sputum, blood in sputum, chest tightness, shortness of breath, chest pain and other symptoms. Cervical cancer metastases to the lungs belong to the late stage, and the opportunity for surgical resection is lost. Only systemic treatments such as chemotherapy and immunotherapy can be carried out.

Can the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine prevent it?

The bivalent cervical cancer vaccine is the current preventive vaccine. HPV16 and HPV18 account for more than 70% of all HPV subtypes that cause cervical cancer. They are equivalent to hitting a snake at a 7-inch position, which can give cervical cancer a fatal blow. Regularly check cervical cancer screening for TCTHPV. After vaccination, pay attention to local cleaning and avoid eating greasy food. How many years after the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine is needed depends on the patient's own situation.