A 13-year-old girl has been suffering from cervical cancer for 7 years! How can she get cervical cancer at such a young age?

Cervical cancer is a common malignancy that can occur in women of any age, but most commonly occurs in women over the age of 30. However, cervical cancer can sometimes occur in children, which is a very rare situation.

First, cervical cancer occurs in children because of exposure to certain viruses during infancy, such as HPV, which invades cervical cells and causes cancer.

Secondly, if an infant is exposed to certain poisons or chemicals, it can also cause cervical cancer. In addition, children who live in high-altitude areas are more likely to develop cervical cancer. In order to prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer, parents are advised to vaccinate their children with HPV vaccines as soon as possible after birth to prevent infection with the HPV virus. Parents should also pay attention to the environmental pollution of their children, especially children living in high-altitude areas, and pay attention to the surrounding pollutants to prevent their children from developing cervical cancer.

Finally, parents should take their children to the hospital for cervical examinations regularly to detect cervical cancer early.

In short, cervical cancer is very rare in children, but parents should pay attention to the early symptoms of cervical cancer and vaccinate their children early to reduce the risk of cervical cancer.