What should I do if I want to prevent cervical cancer? What should I pay attention to in preventing cervical cancer?

In recent years, people have begun to pay attention to their health and started to do some related prevention work. For cervical cancer, it can be prevented by vaccination. So, how to prevent cervical cancer?

One of the most important causes of cervical cancer is HPV virus infection. Women should know that HPV virus is a double-stranded DNA virus with a spherical shell, which is closely related to genital mucosal infection. The prevention of cervical cancer vaccine is mainly to resist HPV infection. It has been developed. But women should understand that if they have already contracted HPV, the vaccine has a preventive effect on women, and the effect of vaccination is not obvious.

In addition to vaccination, you can also prevent cervical cancer by:

(1) Advocate for late marriage, fewer births, and better quality of births. Delaying the age of sexual intercourse and reducing the number of births can reduce the incidence of cervical cancer.

(2) Actively prevent and treat cervical erosion and chronic cervicitis. Pay attention to avoid cervical lacerations during delivery and repair them in time.

(3) Pay attention to sexual and menstrual hygiene. Properly control sexual life. Sexual intercourse is not suitable during menstruation and the postpartum period. Pay attention to the cleanliness of both parties' reproductive organs. It is best to wear condoms and reduce or eliminate multiple sexual partners.

(4) Men with phimosis or prepuce that is too long should pay attention to local cleaning and preferably undergo circumcision. This can not only reduce the risk of cervical cancer in wives, but also prevent penile cancer in themselves.

(5) For high-risk groups for cervical cancer, including women who have sex too early, too often, give birth too early, too often, or too frequently, women who have promiscuous sex, promiscuous sex, multiple sexual partners, or an unclean sexual history, women in areas with poor sanitary conditions and lack of sexual health knowledge, women with cervical rot, tear, chronic inflammation, and vaginal infection, and women whose spouses have long foreskin or phimosis, special attention should be paid to regular screening. If possible, cervical cancer emboli can be used for preventive treatment.