Can patients with cervical cancer be contagious

Although cervical cancer is a disease that is very likely to occur in our lives, many people are still not sure whether cervical cancer is contagious. Because if you have cervical cancer, you hope not to infect your family. Let us now introduce whether cervical cancer patients are contagious.

Is cervical cancer contagious? The main cause of cervical cancer is inflammation caused by HPV virus infection and some bacterial infection. Long-term inflammation will cause local cervical cells to degenerate and become malignant. Theoretically, it is not contagious.
Experts say cervical cancer is a common disease among women nowadays. So far, no convincing evidence has been found that cancer is contagious. Moreover, after active treatment, cervical cancer patients can work and live normally like healthy people after their condition stabilizes. So generally speaking, if the patient recovers to normal, the wound can be completely healed 3 months after surgery or sex life can be resumed half a year after radiotherapy, and sex life will not have a negative impact on the patient's condition. Moreover, a harmonious sex life is beneficial to the cooperation with treatment. The support of family members, especially the husband, is conducive to the recovery of the patient's mental and immune functions.
Although cervical cancer is not contagious, we should also know that cervical cancer still has an impact on the patient's life, and in severe cases it directly threatens life.