How long can you live with cervical cancer in the early stage? How long is the life expectancy of cervical cancer in the early stage?

Cervical cancer is a common cervical disease, which is generally divided into early and late stages clinically. Generally speaking, the late stage is caused by untimely treatment in the early stage, and one cannot live long-term. So how long can one live with early cervical cancer?

If the disease is treated promptly and thoroughly in the early stages, it can be completely cured and the life span can be as long as that of a normal person.

Causes of cervical cancer:

1. Relationship with sexual partners: If the wife of a husband with foreskin that is too long or phimosis has a relatively greater risk of cervical cancer, and if the husband has penile cancer or prostate cancer or the ex-wife has cervical cancer, and the man has a sexual partner, the wife's chance of developing cervical cancer increases.

2. Relationship with sexual life: For women who have sexual life too early, the incidence of cervical cancer is 4 times that of those who have sexual life after the age of 18. It has been confirmed that if women have sexual relations with multiple men, they are more likely to develop cervical cancer, while virgins rarely develop cervical cancer.

3. Relationship with marriage: The incidence of cervical cancer is also higher in women who have married multiple times. Multiple births, poor perinatal maintenance and delivery process will also increase the incidence of cervical cancer.

Early prevention of cervical cancer:

1. Advocate late marriage and late childbearing and family planning to avoid cervical injury. Pay attention to hygiene and keep the lower body clean. Men with long foreskin should be circumcised, and the smegma should be removed frequently with water to keep the genitals clean. If a hysterectomy is performed for other reasons, a uterine scraping examination should be performed before the operation. Actively treat chronic inflammation and precancerous lesions.

2. Actively participate in the survey of women's diseases; attach importance to the prevention and treatment of chronic cervical diseases, and actively treat cervical erosion, cervical warts, cervical atypical hyperplasia and other cervical precancerous lesions; advocate family planning and late marriage and childbearing, popularize health knowledge, strengthen women's health care, actively strengthen sex education, and carry out cleanliness and self-love education.