How long can you live if cervical cancer recurs

The treatment plan after cervical cancer relapse depends on the site of relapse, the severity of the disease, the patient's immunity, whether the previous treatment plan is resistant, etc. Patients and their families should be mentally prepared. After cervical cancer relapses, drug resistance may occur and the effect will not be as good as before. Patients should maintain a good attitude, actively cooperate with treatment, and try to prolong survival time. After cervical cancer relapses, the probability of patients surviving within one year is about 50%.

Will radiotherapy for cervical cancer cause hair loss?

Hair loss is temporary. After radiotherapy, the patient's hair will regenerate within 3-6 months, so patients with brain metastasis of cervical cancer do not need to pay special attention to hair loss. Treatment is the key, focusing on strengthening nutritional support and successfully completing radiotherapy to achieve good treatment results. Radiotherapy for cervical cancer is a local treatment, and the corresponding organs are prone to corresponding symptoms within the radiation range. There will be no hair loss after radiotherapy for cervical cancer.

How is cervical cancer treated?

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 the operation is large, and complications such as urinary dysfunction may occur to a certain extent after the operation, and it takes a period of rest and exercise to return to normal. Cervical cancer surgery also requires clear installments before surgery to determine the scope and method of the operation. The treatment of cervical cancer should first be determined through imaging examinations, colposcopy and other examinations to clarify the level of cervical cancer and see if there is a chance of radical cure.