What should I do if I want to prevent cervical cancer? There are only two ways to prevent cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is the most common gynecological malignancy in the world, and about 200,000 women die from cervical cancer every year. In recent years, the incidence of cervical cancer in women in my country has been on the rise. Understanding and preventing cervical cancer has positive significance for both society and family. How should women prevent cervical cancer? How is cervical cancer caused? Many netizens will ask this question: What causes cervical cancer? Director Sheng Xiujie pointed out that the main cause of cervical cancer is HPV virus infection, which does not mean that infection with HPV virus will turn into cervical cancer. Most viruses will turn into cervical cancer. HPV infection can heal itself, so there is no need to worry too much. But it should be noted that cytological screening should be followed up regularly. How to prevent cervical cancer Is the cervical cancer vaccine reliable? Director Sheng Xiujie reminded most netizens that there are two ways to prevent cervical cancer: one is to play with HPV and the other is to conduct regular cervical cancer cytological screening. How to choose a cervical cancer vaccine? Cervical cancer vaccines can prevent HPV virus infection, but if the virus is re-injected after being infected with HPV, the prevention effect will be reduced. At present, there are two cervical cancer vaccines on the international market, one is quadrivalent and the other is bivalent; both can be chosen and have preventive effects. Cervical cancer vaccines require three injections. At present, people think that protection for ten years is not a big problem, but whether it can protect for a longer time still needs clinical information. It is recommended to vaccinate cervical cancer vaccine before sexual intercourse, the effect will be better; vaccination after marriage is also possible, but the effect will be worse. For cervical cancer cell screening, it is recommended that regular screening can be carried out after sexual life to detect the disease as soon as possible and treat it. Is cervical cancer hereditary? Pay attention to diet? Women with a history of cervical cancer may be particularly concerned about a question. Is cervical cancer hereditary? Director Sheng Xiujie tells you that according to the current medical community's understanding of this disease, cervical cancer is not hereditary. A large amount of data at home and abroad confirms that women with early marriage, early childbearing, multiple births, and sexual dysfunction have a higher prevalence. If you do not pay special attention to diet, women with existing sexual life should pay attention to regular follow-up and cell screening.