How to prevent and treat cervical cancer? What are the treatments for cervical cancer?

1. Overview

Cervical cancer prevention and treatment methods

2. Family prevention of cervical cancer

1. Don’t take drugs, smoke or drink alcohol

As a woman, cleanliness is a prerequisite. To prevent cancer, people should first take care of themselves and the environment.

2. Pay attention to hygiene

Usually, paying attention to cleaning the vulva and underwear, paying attention to menstrual hygiene, and avoiding sexual dysfunction can also effectively reduce the incidence of cervical cancer.

3. Wash your hands frequently

Wash your hands before and after meals, and after urinating or defecating. Frequent hand washing is an effective way to prevent the spread of diseases.

4. Wear breathable and loose cotton underwear

Mold can easily survive in a humid and warm environment, so wear breathable and loose cotton underwear to prevent mold from occurring.

5. Maintain a sterile living environment

In order to maintain a sterile living environment, women who have sex should keep clean and fresh sheets.

6. Change your bad lifestyle

High-fat, high-calorie foods and lack of exercise are very harmful to people's health.

Eat more vegetables and fruits

Various lettuces, dark green vegetables and fruits can also prevent different cancers. According to expert research, 60% to 70% of cancers are preventable, of which 30% to 40% can be improved through dietary adjustments.

8. Regular inspection

The occurrence of cancer does not happen overnight. There is a gradual evolution process. Therefore, through regular screening, some precancerous lesions and asymptomatic cancers can be discovered, and then active treatment can be given.

9. Exercise

Exercise and pay attention to physical and mental health. Most people exercise for one hour a day, and students exercise for two hours a day, but they should not exercise excessively to avoid physical overdraft.

3. Prevention of cervical cancer

1. Popularize cancer prevention knowledge, advocate late marriage and less childbearing, and carry out sex health education. Women who have sex, especially menopausal women, should be alert to the possibility of reproductive tract cancer and seek medical treatment in time.

2. Regular screening and treatment. Women over 30 years old who visit the gynecology clinic should undergo regular cervical smear examinations, and those with abnormal results should be further treated.

3. Actively treat moderate to severe cervical erosion

Diet to prevent cervical cancer

1. Vitamin malnutrition. Some people have observed that the blood beta-carotene of patients with cervical cancer is lower than that of the control group. The risk factor for cervical cancer is low intake of beta-carotene. In addition, vitamin C is also related to the incidence of cervical cancer. When the intake increases, the risk of cervical cancer decreases.

2. Trace elements. It has been found that it is related to the trace elements copper, zinc, and selenium. There are significant differences between cervical cancer and breast cancer. The plasma copper of current and long-term relapsers is significantly higher than that of non-relapse survivors and normal people. The plasma copper of long-term relapsers is significantly higher than that of the non-relapse group. The copper ratio is highest in long-term relapsers. The copper-zinc ratio of the current group is also significantly higher than that of the normal and non-relapse groups. Plasma copper and copper-zinc ratio can be used as indicators for the diagnosis and prognosis of cervical cancer and malignant tumors. Some investigations have shown that cervical cancer patients are related to high copper intake, which may be because copper has an antagonistic effect on selenium, and large doses of copper can produce selenium deficiency symptoms in animals.