Will cervical cancer kill you without chemotherapy?

When it comes to cancer, people usually associate it with death. Cervical cancer is a common malignant tumor in developing countries. Its onset age is generally between 36 and 50 years old, but in recent years, the incidence has shown a clear trend of younger people. Will you die if you don't receive chemotherapy for cervical cancer? In fact, any disease will endanger life if it is not actively treated, and this disease is no exception. Therefore, as long as it is discovered and treated early, it can be completely cured.

Cervical cancer refers to a malignant tumor that occurs in the vaginal part of the uterus and the cervical canal. Its onset is related to factors such as early marriage, early childbearing, multiple births, cervical erosion, frequent sexual intercourse, smegma and sex hormone imbalance. The main treatments for cervical cancer are surgery and radiotherapy. In the past, it was considered ineffective for cervical cancer, but now it has become a common auxiliary treatment method, especially for advanced patients. Chemotherapy is used before surgery or radiotherapy, and further treatment is performed after the lesion is atrophied or partially atrophied, or chemotherapy is added after surgery or radiotherapy to improve the efficacy. In short, surgery and radiotherapy are both effective treatment measures for cervical cancer, and chemotherapy is an effective auxiliary treatment method. Appropriate and satisfactory treatment methods can be selected according to the early or late stage of the disease, the patient's general condition and the patient's wishes.

Although cervical cancer is very harmful to the human body, it can be completely prevented in the early stage. Female friends should advocate late marriage and late childbearing, family planning in daily life to avoid damage to the cervix. Pay attention to hygiene and keep the lower body clean. Men with long foreskin should be circumcised, and the smegma should be removed frequently with water to keep the genitals clean. If a hysterectomy is performed for other reasons, a uterine scraping examination should be performed before the operation. Actively treat chronic inflammation and deal with precancerous lesions. To prevent cervical cancer, avoid smoking and drinking, and avoid raw, cold and greasy foods.