Will frequent abortions lead to cervical cancer? There are three common ways to treat cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is the most common gynecological malignancy. The incidence of carcinoma in situ is 30-35 years old, and the incidence of invasive cancer is 45-55 years old. In recent years, the widespread use of cervical cytology screening has enabled early detection and treatment of cervical cancer and precancerous diseases, and the incidence and mortality of cervical cancer have been significantly reduced.

Beware of cervical cancer during artificial abortion

Artificial abortion is a remedy for contraceptive failure, not a means of controlling fertility. However, in life, many women of childbearing age do not take contraceptive measures, thinking that they are young and can complete artificial abortion even if they are pregnant. What's more, abortion is less than a month before sexual intercourse. It is well known that repeated abortions are prone to infection with human papillomavirus (HpV), the main pathogenic factor of cervical cancer.

If a sexual partner has HPV on his penis, the risk of cervical infection in women increases by 9 times. For women under the age of 18, the incidence of cervical cancer is much higher than that after the age of 18, and multiple abortions can also lead to a high incidence of cervical cancer.

The 1980s is the peak period of women's fertility. However, most of this generation are only children, lacking sex education, and most people do not know how to prevent pregnancy. For this reason, Dr. Xu Fei emphasized that unmarried young women should not have sex too early, because women under 20 are most likely to be infected with papillomavirus (HpV), which can induce cervical cancer. If an unexpected pregnancy is found, it should be carried out in a regular hospital for artificial abortion to prevent bacterial infection.

In addition, screening for cervical diseases should be strengthened. Women with a history of sexual activity for more than one year should undergo regular gynecological examinations, and women over 35 years old must undergo gynecological examinations every year. Symptoms such as irregular vaginal bleeding, contact bleeding, and vaginal discharge should be reported to the hospital in a timely manner and relevant treatment measures should be taken.

There are three steps to treating cervical cancer

The first step is to use the new diagnostic technology "New Prepace" to test.

The earlier gynecological diseases are detected and treated systematically, the disease can be prevented from turning into cancer. TCT technology is the world's most advanced cervical disease detection system. It is very accurate in screening for early malignant changes in cervical diseases and uterine rehabilitation, significantly improving the diagnosis rate of cervical cancer, especially precancerous diseases, and greatly reducing the missed diagnosis rate. Since Nanfeng Hospital introduced this technology in April, many women have made accurate diagnoses.

The second step is a colposcopy.

A colposcope is a non-invasive endoscope. If a high-grade lesion is suspected after the "New Prep" test, a colposcope is needed to examine the cervical biopsy tissue in the suspicious area to understand the development stage of the cervical lesions in these women, and then perform precancerous treatment based on the analysis results to block the development of cervical cancer.

The third step is to use a lip knife to remove cervical cancer lesions.

The Lip Knife is a high-frequency wave knife and a new method for treating cervical precancerous lesions. It can be used to complete special treatments for cervical diseases such as cervical erosion, cervical polyps, nanocysts, and cervical precancerous lesions. Compared with traditional cone resection, the Lip Knife has high surgical quality, fewer postoperative complications, and no effect on fertility. It has the advantages of fast speed, quick effect, less tissue damage, clean wounds, strong safety, no anesthesia, and return home after surgery, which greatly reduces the treatment cost of patients.

"The trend of younger people suffering from gynecological diseases such as cervical erosion and cervical cancer is becoming more and more obvious. Many women do not realize how important a small check is to their health. The occurrence and development of cervical cancer is a continuous process. During this period, if you can spend five or six minutes doing a health check and diagnose and treat it as soon as possible, you can prevent cervical cancer."

"Women who have sex over the age of 18 should have regular health checks." Most women should pay attention to gynecological examinations to achieve early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment of cervical cancer. The incubation period of ~10 years is very long, so even if there is no problem in one examination, it should be reviewed every year. Once diseases such as cervical erosion and chronic cervicitis are found, they should be treated as soon as possible to eliminate the lesions that lead to cervical cancer in the bud and prevent them from happening.