Can cervical CA be eradicated by surgery?

Since cervical cancer has almost no symptoms in the early stages, it is easy to be ignored and not detected until the disease worsens. By then, most of them are in the late stages and treatment is relatively difficult. Therefore, cervical cancer needs to be detected and treated early. Regarding cervical cancer, let’s take a look at the following content.

Can cervical ca be eradicated by surgery?

It is not easy, but early surgical treatment, combined with comprehensive treatment, still has relatively good results. It is recommended to give simultaneous radiotherapy and chemotherapy after the patient's physical condition has recovered after surgery, and pay attention to solving and preventing the adverse reactions of radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Invasive cervical cancer should be treated with surgery or chemoradiotherapy. Radiotherapy is an adjuvant treatment method. Surgical treatment is suitable for patients in stages IA to IIA. Patients with early cervical cancer who are above IIB or cannot tolerate surgery should receive chemotherapy or concurrent radiotherapy. Stage IA1: For those who do not desire pregnancy, extramuscular fascial hysterectomy should be performed; for those who desire pregnancy, cervical cone extirpation can be performed. Stage IA2: Improved resection plus pelvic lymph node removal is recommended. For those who want to preserve their fertility, they can choose cervical cold knife Dazhui acupoint incision or radical cervical removal plus pelvic lymph node removal. For stage IB1 and stage IIA (≤4cm), modified radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymph node removal are used. For stage IB2 and IIA (≥4cm), neoadjuvant chemotherapy plus radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymph node removal can be used. With or without surgery, postoperative chemoradiotherapy or radiochemotherapy: Stage IIB, III, and IV: Radical surgery, chemoradiotherapy, or radiochemotherapy should be adopted.

How to treat cervical ca in late stage

First: Cervical cancer is generally treated through surgery. After the surgery, the patient may encounter a series of psychological problems. For example, many patients feel that cervical cancer is a cancer and a terminal illness. Therefore, even after surgery, the patient will feel anxious, sad, and even lost. At this time, psychological counseling for the patient is also indispensable.

Second: The treatment of cervical cancer needs to distinguish the types of symptoms and carry out treatment according to different types of cervical cancer. If it is carcinoma in situ of cervical cancer, most people recommend surgical treatment with a total hysterectomy. For early-stage invasive cervical cancer, treatment should also include radical hysterectomy, and the scope of removal can even be extended to the vagina.

Third: In the treatment of invasive cervical cancer, the symptoms need to be treated in installments, and targeted treatment measures should be adopted according to the stage of the disease. It is also necessary to consider the patient's age and basic physical condition to choose a variety of treatment methods such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery. The treatment for cervical cancer stages Ib and IIa is mostly surgical.

Frequently asked questions

Surgical treatment of cervical cancer has many advantages. For example, the patient's disease can be completely cured after surgical removal, and the probability of recurrence after surgery is generally not high. However, surgical treatment is harmful to the human body and it is unavoidable.