Can cervical cancer in the elderly be cured?

Cervical cancer in the elderly can be cured, provided that there are no other complications and no metastasis. Only early and middle-stage elderly patients should undergo surgery, and later cooperate with radiotherapy and oral medications. Regular review after the disease is controlled can effectively cure it. Whether it is the elderly or the young. If there are some high-risk factors for recurrence after surgery, symptomatic chemotherapy, radiotherapy, etc. can also be given according to the patient's specific physical condition to further achieve better treatment effects, or even cure.

What should I do if I bleed after cervical cancer surgery?

If the vaginal stump is not repaired after cervical cancer surgery, and the movements are too intense during sex, it may cause damage and rupture of the surgical incision, and bleeding may occur. Please go to the hospital for treatment. The factors that cause bleeding symptoms in patients with cervical cancer after surgery mainly include the following: It may be due to the fact that the patient has undergone a large range of functional exercises after surgery, which causes the patient's surgical wound to be stretched, thereby causing bleeding in the patient's surgical wound. In your current situation, if there is cervical cancer, surgical treatment is now being performed.

Cervical cancer IB2 requires chemotherapy and radiotherapy after surgery.

Cervical cancer has already metastasized to the lymph nodes and is unlikely to be completely cured. It is recommended to actively cooperate with radiotherapy, chemotherapy and Chinese medicine treatment to control the disease to a certain extent and delay the onset of lesions. The main symptom is pain at the site of bone metastasis. In severe cases, pathological fractures and compression fractures may occur, leading to functional impairment and paralysis. Chemotherapy is good for cervical cancer metastasis.