Symptoms of cervical cancer lymph node metastasis

Cervical cancer is a common gynecological malignancy. The characteristics of this disease are rapid progression, easy lymph node metastasis, and high mortality. Early cervical cancer has no obvious clinical symptoms, and contact vaginal bleeding may occur after the disease progresses. Clinically, CT and MRI examinations can evaluate the size of cervical cancer and whether there is lymph node metastasis. If there is obvious metastasis, local lymph node enlargement can be felt.

Treatment of cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is a very common malignant tumor in female gynecology. The treatment of cervical cancer is mainly surgical, and surgical radical cure should be the main method. After surgery, it can be combined with radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other comprehensive treatments. If surgery is not possible, palliative radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be used, which can also prolong survival. Cervical cancer is related to HPV virus infection, that is, human papillomavirus. Generally speaking, after this comprehensive treatment, cervical cancer may achieve the goal of long-term survival. Generally, the most important clinical symptom of cervical cancer is contact vaginal bleeding. If this symptom occurs, a colposcopy biopsy must be performed to confirm the diagnosis and further treatment.

Can cervical cancer be cured?

Cervical cancer can be cured. It is a very common malignant tumor in gynecology. If it is discovered early, surgery can be performed to cure it. After surgery, it can be combined with adjuvant radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other comprehensive treatments. If there is no recurrence for more than five years, it is considered clinically cured. When some relatively late cases are discovered, there is already infiltration in the vagina and other parts, and surgery is not possible. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy alone may also achieve the goal of long-term survival, such as survival for more than three years, five years or even longer. However, whether it can be cured depends on the different situations of each person, and we can only wait and see while treatment is in progress. The most important symptom of cervical cancer is contact vaginal bleeding, which can usually be confirmed by colposcopy and biopsy pathology.