How to treat cervical cancer involving the uterine body?

Whether the cervix involves the uterus depends on the stage of cervical cancer. If it is not more than ⅠⅠa, it can be treated with radical surgery for cervical cancer. If it is above stage llb, it can be treated with radiotherapy or chemotherapy. The treatment methods are different for different stages. Stage 2 patients refer to patients whose cancer has extended beyond the cervix and invaded the paracervix but has not reached the pelvic wall and involved the vagina, but has not reached the lower third of the vagina. Cervical cancer is a common type of malignant tumor in the female reproductive system, and can be divided into four stages according to clinical staging.

How often should cervical cancer screening be done?

Women aged 30-65 should be screened once every three years with cytology or cytology and high-risk HPV testing, and once every five years with HPV testing alone, but this cannot be used as a primary screening method.

How long should I wash after radiotherapy for cervical cancer?

The main purpose of vaginal flushing is to flush away necrotic and detached tissues to prevent them from remaining in the vagina and causing adverse effects on the body. Otherwise, it is likely to induce infection. You should use a vaginal douche with warm water or a little salt. The main purpose is to clean rather than disinfect, and no special flushing fluid is needed.