How to cure early cervical cancer? What are the causes of these cervical precancerous lesions?

Cervical cancer is a very common cancer among female friends. In the past, cervical cancer was incurable. Many people died from cervical cancer. Therefore, when women are diagnosed with cervical cancer, most of them are particularly worried and once lost hope for life. In fact, what I want to say is, don’t think so, because with the development of medicine, cervical cancer is no longer an incurable disease. If the disease can be prevented early, detected early, and treated in time, the prognosis is still better. Therefore, in order to detect it in time, let us understand some common sense about cervical cancer.

What are the risk factors for cervical precancerous lesions?

Generally speaking, women who do not have sex will not develop cervical cancer. During sexual intercourse, if you have the following five behaviors, you may develop cervical precancerous lesions:

1. Promiscuous sex life and multiple sexual partners;

2. Having sex too early;

3. Not paying attention to cervical erosion, inflammation and other problems, and not treating them in time;

4. Not paying attention to hygiene and getting infected with viruses, among which papillomavirus is the main factor causing cervical cancer;

5. Smoking too much, because smoking will reduce the body's immunity, cervical cancer cells develop rapidly, and some carcinogens can easily promote the development of cancer cells.

Therefore, in order to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer, female friends must try to avoid these causes.

What are the symptoms of precancerous cervical cancer?

1.80% of cervical cancer patients will experience sexual bleeding during sex or gynecological examinations.

2. If cervical erosion is not completely cured or cervical erosion still exists after menopause, you should be alert to cervical cancer.

3. Blood appears in the leucorrhea.

How is cervical cancer treated?

1. Surgical treatment

Surgical treatment is mainly used for patients with early cervical cancer, and can be performed according to the location of the tumor or total hysterectomy and pelvic lymph node cleaning or sampling. For young women who need to maintain fertility, the ovaries can be maintained, especially in the early stages, the cervix can be removed, and the female uterus can be maintained.

2. Radiation therapy

Radiotherapy is suitable for patients with early-stage cervical cancer who are not suitable for surgery and patients in the middle and late stages. It can also help to detect high-risk factors after postoperative examinations, as well as radiotherapy for large lesions before surgery.

3. Chemotherapy

Chemotherapy is mainly suitable for patients with advanced disease and tumor cell metastasis, and can also be used to reduce surgical lesions before surgery.

4. Taking anti-cancer drugs

With the progress and development of medical treatment, many new anti-cancer drugs have emerged. Patients can choose appropriate drugs for auxiliary treatment according to the doctor's advice, which will help relieve pain and consolidate the condition.