Is stage 3 cervical cancer late?

Everyone knows that cancer is a very terrible disease. Cervical cancer is a type of cancer that can vary in severity. After cervical cancer occurs, it can be divided into three stages according to its severity, and the treatment method is based on the different degrees of severity. Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor that is divided into early, middle and late stages according to the progression of the tumor. So is stage three cervical cancer considered advanced?

First of all, cervical cancer is a very common malignant tumor of the female reproductive system. This tumor can be divided into early cervical cancer, middle cervical cancer and late cervical cancer, or it can be divided into stage I cervical cancer, stage II cervical cancer and stage III cervical cancer.

Secondly, stage three cervical cancer and late stage cervical cancer are the same, just with a different way of saying it. At this time, the cancer cells have not only invaded the cervix, but also invaded the lower one-third of the vagina, and some have even invaded the pelvic cavity, which is very dangerous.

For patients with stage III or advanced cervical cancer, surgery is necessary to remove cancer cells in the body, followed by chemotherapy and radiotherapy, or radiotherapy first, followed by surgery to remove the malignant tissue invaded by cancer cells. The cleaner the removal, the better.

Cervical cancer is one of the few malignant tumors that can be cured, but it must be discovered in advance to ensure the effectiveness of treatment. If it is discovered late, the treatment effect will be poor and the possibility of recurrence will be greater.

Cervical cancer is a common malignant tumor of the female reproductive system. This tumor can be divided into early cervical cancer, middle cervical cancer, and late cervical cancer. It can also be divided into stage I cervical cancer, stage II cervical cancer and stage III cervical cancer.

In fact, stage three cervical cancer and late cervical cancer are the same, just with different ways of saying them. At this time, the cancer cells generally not only invade the cervix, but also the lower 1/3 of the vagina, and even invade the pelvic cavity, which is very dangerous. For patients with stage III or advanced cervical cancer, surgery is necessary to remove cancer cells in the body, followed by radiotherapy and chemotherapy, or radiotherapy first and then surgery to remove the malignant tumor invaded by cancer cells. The cleaner the removal, the better.