What to do in the late stage of cervical cancer

Due to the lack of understanding of cervical cancer, many cervical cancer patients are already in the middle and late stages when they discover the disease. In the middle and late stages of cervical cancer, the condition is much more serious, so we must treat cervical cancer in time, otherwise the life of patients with cervical cancer in the middle and late stages is endangered. So what should we do in the late stage of cervical cancer? Let's take a detailed look at the treatment methods of cervical cancer!

1. Treatment of mid- to late-stage cervical cancer:
First of all, there will be accurate examinations before the treatment of cervical cancer. Through multiple examinations such as cervical cytology, colposcopy, cervical and endocervical biopsy, etc., the patient's cervical cancer is judged at which stage and a detailed treatment plan is formulated. There are usually the following methods for the treatment of mid-to-late stage cervical cancer
1. Conservative treatment is commonly used, including laser, microwave, freezing and other treatments. This is the treatment for early-stage cervical cancer and younger patients.
2. Surgical treatment, including cervical conization and hysterectomy, is especially suitable for young patients with adenocarcinoma who need to preserve ovarian function, have complicated pregnancy, have pelvic inflammation, or are less sensitive to radiotherapy.
3. Radiotherapy. Patients with cervical cancer at all stages need to receive radiotherapy. Patients with mid-stage cervical cancer usually receive comprehensive treatment after surgery.
Second, the symptoms of cervical cancer in the middle stage:
Initial symptoms: Vaginal bleeding in women with cervical cancer begins when the cancer invades the blood vessels in the stroma. The earliest manifestation is a small amount of bleeding after sexual intercourse or after a bimanual examination, which is called contact bleeding.
Mid-stage symptoms: If women fail to pay timely attention in the early stages, mid-stage cervical cancer patients will not only experience bleeding, but also vaginal discharge. As the cancer tissue ruptures and secondary infection occurs, the vagina may discharge a large amount of rice-like, purulent or purulent and bloody fluid, accompanied by a foul odor.
Late symptoms: As the disease progresses, cervical cancer patients may also experience urinary urgency, abdominal pain, swollen and painful legs, and other complications, which often double the pain for the patient.
The above is an introduction to the commonly used methods for treating mid- to late-stage cervical cancer. Now everyone should have a better understanding of how to treat mid- to late-stage cervical cancer. Experts remind everyone that when cervical cancer develops to the mid- to late-stage, you must not give up treatment. Although cervical cancer is difficult to cure completely after it becomes serious, as long as we adhere to scientific treatment, the life cycle of cervical cancer patients can definitely be extended.