Does cervical cancer have genetic factors?

The length of survival of cervical cancer patients is mainly related to four factors: pathological type of cancer, clinical stage, lymph node metastasis and grade. First, there are obvious differences in survival between cervical cancer patients of the same stage, the same treatment method and different tissue types. So is the incidence of cervical cancer related to genetic factors?

According to data, if one of the elders has cervical cancer, the child's chance of inheriting cervical cancer will be 4.7 to 7 times higher than the average person. This shows that cervical cancer is hereditary. According to research, cervical cancer is one of the most easily inherited gynecological diseases between mother and daughter.

Cervical cancer is related to heredity. If women in their childbearing period are stimulated by certain physical or chemical factors for a long time in their daily life, their reproductive cells will be deformed, and their offspring will be prone to cancer after birth.

Cervical cancer has a certain genetic susceptibility. But it does not mean that cervical cancer will definitely be inherited, but it means that the chance of getting cervical cancer is higher than that of normal people. Cervical cancer is most likely to be inherited between mother and daughter: the incidence rate is 4.7-7 times higher than that of normal people.

Cervical cancer-inducing environment: A large amount of data confirms that the occurrence of cervical cancer is related to early marriage, early childbearing, multiple childbearing and chronic cervicitis.