Cervical cancer development process and time

In recent years, the incidence of gynecological diseases has been increasing, such as breast cancer, cervical cancer, etc., which have become threats to women's reproductive health. Cervical cancer is a common gynecological disease in women, with the main prevalence age group being between 35 and 45 years old. In recent decades, the world has been researching and developing drugs to treat cervical cancer. Even women can avoid such symptoms by getting cervical cancer vaccines. In the following article, we will understand the development process and time of cervical cancer and see how to treat it.

There are many causes of cervical cancer. Persistent infection with high-risk HPV is currently considered to be a key factor in cervical cancer. After getting cervical cancer, there is a process of gradual onset and gradual malignancy. Let’s understand the development process and time of cervical cancer. Generally, in the early stage of the disease, the main symptoms are vaginal bleeding. Many female friends do not pay attention to it at the beginning. As time goes by, this situation becomes more serious. At the same time, with the symptoms of vaginal discharge, transparent liquid is often present. As the condition worsens, the patient's symptoms change significantly.

Patients usually need immediate medication to control the condition after discovery. Patients in the early stages can be well controlled. It is best to consult a doctor to see if surgery is needed. After about half a year to a year, the patient will gradually turn into advanced cervical cancer. At this time, in addition to the gradual aggravation of the early symptoms, other symptoms will also appear, such as urgency, frequent urination, constipation and other symptoms. As the tumor gradually grows, it will invade the urethra, causing urethral obstruction in the patient, and even in severe cases, it may cause uremia. Patients at this stage are more difficult to treat and require tumor radiotherapy or chemotherapy to control the condition.

Patients with advanced cervical cancer can choose conservative treatment, because after the patient's body becomes malignant, they will develop anemia and even systemic degeneration. A large amount of chemotherapy and radiotherapy with radioactive substances will cause the patient's body to become weak, with body aches, weakness in the limbs, and pale complexion. At present, medically, advanced cervical cancer can be treated with surgery combined with neoadjuvant chemotherapy before surgery. The effect is good, but the cost is relatively high and can only be considered within the range permitted by family conditions. After understanding the development process and time, I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of cervical cancer. I hope everyone can avoid such symptoms and live a healthy lifestyle.