What is cervical cancer? How to treat cervical cancer

The incidence of cervical cancer is caused by malignant diseases of the epithelial covering and glandular skin covering. Herpes cell carcinoma is mainly caused by the covering skin and early treatment, which is called squamous carcinoma; adenocarcinoma occurs in the glandular skin. 95% of cervical cancers are squamous carcinomas, and almost all married women have squamous carcinomas. 5% of cervical cancers are adenocarcinomas, and the first cervical cancer of unmarried women is adenocarcinoma. Cervical cancer is the most common gynecological malignancy, accounting for more than half of the malignant tumors of the female reproductive system, and its mortality rate is the highest among female malignant tumors. The incidence of cervical cancer varies from city to city, and is higher in mountainous areas than in plains. Research and surveys in recent decades have shown that the incidence of cervical cancer is early marriage, multiple births, dense births, multiple marriages, premature sex, premature sex, too early sex, too long sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too early sex, too much sex, too much sex Excessive life, excessive growth, sexual ... The main means of this cervical examination are: early examination of cervical secretions, but before or after receiving iodine examination, it is usually emphasized that the color of leucorrhea of ​​patients with cervix, such as thatched cottage, and there are cervical blood and cervical blood and cervical blood and cervical secretions are prohibited for early examination. When these patients have the characteristics of cervical blood and cervical blood and cervical secretions, they usually emphasize cervical blood and cervical blood when they receive cancer examination. Check once every three to five years, and high-risk groups should be checked once a year. For cytological examination of suspicious cancer cells, cervical biopsy should be used for pathological section examination.