The incidence of cervical cancer is high

Higher incidence of cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is a common gynecological malignancy, with a peak incidence rate between 50 and 55 years old.

Women aged 50-55 are in the aging stage, with low immunity and increased risk of high-risk HPV infection. Some women have entered menopause and pay less attention to gynecological examinations, and fail to detect cervical diseases in time, which will increase the risk of cancer.

The main symptoms of cervical cancer are irregular vaginal bleeding, prolonged menstruation or abnormal increase in blood volume, vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse, or the appearance of white bloody mixed fluid in the vagina, or even fishy or purulent vaginal discharge. Cervical cancer screening programs include HPV screening, cervical cytology, colposcopy, and cervical tissue biopsy. The treatment of cervical cancer often requires consideration of the patient's various conditions and customization of personalized treatment plans to ensure survival and quality of life. It usually adopts a combination of surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy.

Cervical cancer is a preventable tumor, so women should understand the relevant knowledge and pay attention to preventing HPV infection. For example, HPV prevention vaccines can be administered in a timely manner, and cervical cancer screening should be performed regularly, especially for women with a high risk of cervical cancer, who should undergo regular gynecological examinations.

In daily life, you should maintain a positive attitude, eat a healthy diet, exercise moderately, quit smoking, keep your vulva clean, have regular checkups, and follow your doctor's advice.