Will cervical cancer cause infertility?

Will cervical cancer cause infertility?

1. Whether cervical cancer will cause infertility depends on the severity of the disease. If the disease is mild, infertility will generally not occur, but if the disease is severe, infertility will occur.

2. Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor disease related to genetic factors and human papillomavirus infection. If the patient's condition is mild, there will usually be no obvious discomfort in the early stages of the disease, and it will not affect ovarian function, so it will not affect women's pregnancy.

3. As the disease worsens, patients may experience symptoms such as contact bleeding, increased secretions, and abdominal pain. Cancer cells can also invade the fallopian tubes and ovaries, causing fallopian tube obstruction and reduced ovarian function. Women may have abnormal ovulation, so cervical cancer patients may become infertile.

4. Once cervical cancer is diagnosed, timely cooperation with the doctor's treatment is required. If the treatment is delayed, it may increase the difficulty of treating the disease. It can be treated through cervical cone resection and total hysterectomy. After surgery, it can also be combined with auxiliary treatments such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapy, etc. Standardized and effective treatment can kill cancer cells and improve the condition.