Can patients with cervical cancer still have children? How to prevent cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in the human body. Its incidence rate is second only to breast cancer and ranks first among cancers of the female reproductive organs. In China, the age of cervical cancer is mainly between 35 and 50 years old, with the highest incidence rate between 40 and 50 years old. It is relatively rare before the age of 20. Cervical cancer is very harmful to women. It not only affects their normal physiological life, but also causes lesions in multiple parts of the body and even causes serious damage to the uterus.

Can patients with cervical cancer have children?

Generally speaking, the chances of pregnancy for patients with cervical cancer are very small. This is because cancer cells can seriously damage the environmental structure of the cervix and uterine cavity, affecting the normal development of the fetus. If a patient with cervical cancer becomes pregnant, it will not only harm the fetus, but also the mother. Pregnancy will accelerate the mother's cancer, so it is usually not recommended to keep the fetus.

In fact, not all cervical cancer patients have no chance of having children. There is still a possibility of having children for some cervical cancer patients. As long as you can notice the signs of early cervical cancer and seek medical treatment in time, you will meet the requirements of "conservation" surgery and hope to successfully give birth to the next generation. Health is priceless. If conditions permit, we must have regular physical examinations to protect our health and family.

How to prevent cervical cancer

Advocating late marriage and late childbearing, fewer births, and better quality of births. Delaying the age of starting sexual life and reducing the number of births can reduce the incidence of cervical cancer.

2. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, 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.

3. Pay attention to the prevention and treatment of chronic cervical diseases, and actively treat cervical precancerous lesions such as cervical erosion, cervical warts, and cervical atypical hyperplasia.

4. Keep yourself clean. Surveys show that if you have more than 6 sexual partners and your first sexual intercourse is before the age of 15, your risk of cervical cancer will increase by more than 10 times.

5. Pay more attention to personal hygiene and keep the vulva clean.

6. Regular gynecological cytology examinations should be performed regularly, especially for married women, who should be screened every year. If signs of disease are found, timely treatment should be sought, and medical treatment should not be taboo.