Prognostic analysis of early cervical cancer

In daily life, cervical cancer is the most common gynecological tumor, and patients have a general fear of cervical cancer. In fact, the prognosis of early cervical cancer is not as bad as people imagine. The fundamental reason for the reduced survival rate of cervical cancer is that the symptoms are not obvious, causing many patients to enter the late stage of the disease and are difficult to cure. In short, if early cervical cancer is discovered and diagnosed in time, a better prognosis can be obtained.

Clinical follow-up observations show that it takes about 10 years for a general cervical precancerous lesion to develop into cervical cancer. From this perspective, cervical cancer is not terrible, it is a preventable and curable disease. The key is early detection and early treatment, and the most important point of early detection is regular gynecological examinations, followed by a detailed understanding of its symptoms.

Early cervical cancer often presents as a small amount of bleeding after sexual intercourse or irregular menstruation or vaginal bleeding after menopause. At this time, a gynecological examination will reveal that the surface of the cervix is ​​smooth or eroded, hard, and easy to bleed. As the disease progresses and the tumor gradually grows, the patient will have more vaginal discharge. If the cancerous tissue is necrotic or infected, more foul-smelling vaginal discharge mixed with blood will be discharged; late-stage cervical cancer symptoms include increased bleeding, and even fatal hemorrhage due to erosion of larger blood vessels. The local tumor may be cauliflower-like, nodular or ulcerated, and it will be hollow when the tumor is necrotic and falls off. Once the early symptoms of cervical cancer are found, it is necessary to actively treat it. Treatment must be thorough in the early stages. If it is not thorough or the treatment time is long, it may turn into an advanced stage.

The above is the treatment analysis for early cervical cancer. I hope that female friends can always improve their awareness of disease prevention and be more vigilant in daily life. Early cervical cancer must be detected and treated early to have a good prognosis.

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