Recurrence rate of cervical cancer stage 1b1

Cervical cancer is a common malignant tumor in women with a relatively high incidence rate. Many people have been vaccinated with cervical cancer vaccine to play a preventive role. Cervical stage 1b1 refers to the early stage of the cervix. In order to prevent the recurrence of cervical cancer, you need to pay attention to your own cleanliness and hygiene, and do appropriate physical exercise to enhance your physical fitness. At the same time, you should eat a light diet and eat less spicy and irritating foods. What is the recurrence rate of cervical cancer stage 1b1?

1. The recurrence rate of cervical cancer stage 1b2 is about 30%. If the patient and family members can do a good job of postoperative recovery, the chance of recurrence is almost below 10%. Therefore, based on this probability, as long as cervical cancer patients do a good job of postoperative recovery, they can quickly recover. Because cervical cancer is not a disease that can be cured as soon as you are discharged from the hospital, and the killing of cancer cells does not mean that they will not regenerate in the future, so even patients who are declared to have recovered still need to follow certain dietary and exercise restrictions to prevent the regeneration of cancer cells.

2. The chance of recurrence for patients with stage 1b2 cervical cancer is still directly related to themselves. As long as they can follow the doctor's instructions for care when discharged from the hospital, there will generally not be much impact. Therefore, after recovery, there is no need to worry too much about the chance of recurrence. You need to maintain an optimistic attitude and actively cooperate with chemotherapy to minimize your chance of recurrence. Cervical cancer is a disease that develops relatively slowly, but it takes some time for the early stages of cervical cancer to develop into stage 1b2, so it is better to treat the disease if it is discovered early.

Many cervical cancer patients are worried about the chance of recurrence, because the onset of cervical cancer is a big blow to people. After treatment, many patients still die or relapse, which brings great psychological pressure to people. In fact, there are still many patients who have recovered from cervical cancer. Fighting cancer is not a short-term thing, it may even take ten years, so you must be mentally prepared.