Is stage II cervical cancer advanced?

Cervical cancer is a very common malignant disease in women. If you find that you have cervical cancer, you need to do some tests to see what level of cervical cancer you have, and receive different treatments based on the different levels. Many people think that the cancer they have is in the terminal stage, so they need to be checked. Below we will give you some detailed introduction to the different levels of cervical cancer.

1. Cervical cancer can be divided into stage I, stage II, stage III, and stage IV. The tumor cells in stage I are smaller in scope, and many of them only appear in the area of ​​the cervix. Gradually, the scope becomes larger and larger, and then it enters stage III. Generally, cervical cancer can be considered late stage when it reaches stage III. Stage II cervical cancer is generally in the middle and late stages.

2. Many patients with stage II cervical cancer will have more obvious symptoms. One is an increase in female secretions. At the beginning, the secretions do not have much odor. As the cervical cancer becomes more serious, the secretions will have some odor. There will also be some bleeding symptoms. At this time, the patient will still have some abdominal pain, back pain and other symptoms. More serious cases will also have fever symptoms.

3. Early treatment of cervical cancer is naturally simpler. Generally, conservative treatment or removal of the diseased area is sufficient. However, without good treatment, it will develop into the late stage. At this time, treatment is very important. If good diagnosis and treatment can be carried out at this time, the patient's life can be saved.

When cervical cancer occurs, patients must not be overly nervous. It is beneficial for patients to treat the symptoms appropriately and actively carry out treatment. If you do not seek treatment when you find you have cancer, the cervical cancer will become more serious and develop to the late stage, when it will be difficult to treat. In fact, the cure rate of cancer when it is discovered and treated in the early stages is still very high, so women should be checked immediately when they notice changes in their secretions, and they can also do some routine physical examinations every once in a while.