Screening and prevention methods for cervical cancer

After HPV infection, smoking, multiple pregnancies, multiple births, long-term other reproductive tract infections and vaginal flora disorders will also increase the risk of cervical cancer. These people should pay more attention to cervical cancer screening. The induction of cervical cancer and long-term persistent high-risk HPV are related to infection, and women are usually required to undergo regular examinations to strengthen the health of the individual's lower body and their own resistance. At present, cervical cancer screening is mainly based on the three-step principle of diagnosis, mainly cervical cytology screening, such as TCT, virology screening and HPV examination.

Is stage 2 cervical cancer considered advanced?

Stage II B of cervical cancer is not an advanced cancer, but an early to mid-stage cancer. The lesion extends beyond the cervix but does not involve the pelvic wall, and has reached the upper end of the vagina. However, if cervical cancer does not involve the lower 1/2 of the vagina, stage A is squamous cell carcinoma, which is very sensitive to radiotherapy and can be cured by treatment for most people. Clinically, cervical cancer is divided into four stages.

Radiotherapy and chemotherapy are the main methods for treating recurrence of cervical cancer. As for weakness, it may be related to the side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy can cause a decrease in white blood cells and other blood changes. When bone marrow suppression occurs after radiotherapy and chemotherapy, especially when the white blood cell count is relatively low, it is easy to become weak, so it is best to go to the hospital for a blood routine check. The information you provided shows that the patient's tumor stage is during the 2b period, which is equivalent to the mid-term. Surgery is difficult, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy are recommended.