I did a cervical cancer screening and was found to have HPV infection

I am very happy to serve you and see your question. According to your description, colposcopy is for pathological diagnosis and pathological diagnosis to determine whether there is cervical erosion and precancerous lesions. If the risk persists for a long time, HPV-positive infection may be the main factor for cervical cancer. Data show that more than 90% of cervical cancer patients may be accompanied by long-term high-risk HPV virus infection. I am very happy to serve you and see your question. According to your description, colposcopy is for pathological diagnosis.

How to treat cervical cancer in the elderly?

The patient's case belongs to advanced cervical cancer and malignant tumor. The disease is related to Chlamydia trachomatis, herpes simplex virus type II, Trichomonas and other infections. There are often no symptoms and signs in the early stage, and vaginal bleeding and discharge may occur in the development. Elderly people aged 70 with cervical cancer show low immune function, cancer, irritation and injury symptoms, and state transfer best. Under the guidance of a doctor, minimally invasive surgery is taken according to the specific conditions of the body to adjust the body and avoid aggravation of the injury. The main symptoms of cervical cancer in the elderly are vaginal bleeding, or vaginal bleeding secretions, vaginal discharge and other abnormal phenomena.

What is the process of radiotherapy for cervical cancer?

After external irradiation, internal irradiation is performed. Internal irradiation is our post-radiotherapy. Generally speaking, it is done 2 to 3 times a week, once every other day, and generally 5 to 6 times, which takes about two weeks in total. Intracavitary treatment refers to placing radioactive particles directly into the cervical lesions through the vagina to irradiate tumor cells and cause cell death. The radiotherapy process for cervical cancer is more painful.