Can recurring cervical cancer be cured?

Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor disease that threatens women's reproductive health. The incidence rate is relatively high, so it should be treated immediately once it is discovered. Surgery is the main treatment for cervical cancer, but neither patients nor doctors want to see it recur after surgery. However, such a situation often occurs in clinical medicine. So what should we do if cervical cancer recurs after surgery? Can it still be cured?

The peak period of cervical cancer recurrence is in the first two years after surgical treatment. Although surgery can remove tumors and control the disease, because surgery can only remove visible tumors, there are still residual tumor cells after surgery. If you do not pay attention to promoting treatment, it is easy to relapse and metastasis, causing secondary harm to the patient. Therefore, this also reminds many patients to carry out traditional Chinese medicine promotion treatment after surgical treatment to reduce the probability of cervical cancer recurrence.

Can cervical cancer be treated if it recurs after surgery? The onset of cervical cancer does not mean the end of life and there is no cure. There are still ways to treat cervical cancer in clinical medicine, mainly radiotherapy, chemotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Although radiotherapy and chemotherapy are common treatments for cervical cancer, they can quickly take effect on local or whole body, and the recent treatment effect is good. However, radiotherapy and chemotherapy also have great side effects. While destroying tumor cells, they also destroy normal tissue cells. These cells and tissues are the body's important immune defense system. If the body's immune system is destroyed, tumor cells may develop rapidly, causing the condition to worsen and even shorten the patient's life. Therefore, for patients receiving radiotherapy and chemotherapy, the application should be considered according to their own conditions.

The survival rate of cervical cancer is low. How can we reduce recurrence? We can only avoid some factors that cause cervical cancer in our daily lives, as follows:

1. Location of onset: Many clinical medical statistics show that cervical cancer is more common in certain locations, such as the pelvic wall, paracervix and cervix, which are all very prone to onset. And there is a certain regularity in the onset. According to clinical observation, the locations of onset after radiotherapy are mainly the pelvic wall, the primary lesion, the lower part of the vagina and its distant migration from high to low.

2. Symptoms of cervical cancer: There are some symptoms that can cause cervical cancer. If the patient has other symptoms and does not receive proper treatment, it is very easy to cause cervical cancer. Generally, the probability of recurrence of cervical cancer after treatment is 50% within one year and 75-80% within 2 years, so regular follow-up visits should always be maintained.

3. Postoperative dietary factors: Many patients cannot control their diet, such as not being able to eat spicy food or irritating foods, but there are always people who cannot control their lips, which can also cause cervical cancer.