Cervical cancer squamous cell carcinoma cure rate

Cancer worries everyone because it is more difficult to treat than other diseases and there is a possibility of recurrence. Therefore, many people will have a negative attitude after suffering from cancer. For example, many women will have a negative attitude and refuse to treat cervical cancer after suffering from cervical cancer. However, according to the current medical level, the cure rate of cervical cancer is continuously improving. If the patient goes to a regular hospital for treatment, there is a possibility of recovery. So what is the cure rate of cervical cancer?

The cure rate of cervical cancer needs to be viewed in different stages, that is, cervical cancer in different installments will have different cure rates. Assuming that all patients in the installment have received professional and targeted treatment, and the treatment effect is very good, then the cure rate of stage 1 cervical cancer patients will be around 70%, the cure rate of stage 2-3 cervical cancer patients will be around 50%, and the cure rate of stage 4 cervical cancer patients will be around 30%. If a patient belongs to stage 2a squamous cell carcinoma of cervical cancer, then her cure rate should be around 50%.

As mentioned above, the cure rate is related to the patient's treatment. Therefore, in order to improve the cure rate after diagnosis, the patient should go to a reliable hospital for systematic treatment in time. Taking stage 2a squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix as an example, in terms of treatment, the commonly used treatment method is surgery plus radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Patients in this stage can choose resection or fertility-preserving surgery, but the actual surgical treatment plan should be decided after the patient's preoperative consultation. In terms of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, patients in this stage generally need 4-6 courses of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, so as to give patients the best treatment effect.

Although cervical cancer is difficult to treat and it is impossible to be 100% cured, as long as there is a possibility of cure, cervical cancer patients should not give up treatment and should cooperate closely with the treatment so that they can have a chance to prevent cervical cancer. At the same time, in order to increase the possibility of recovery, patients should also pay attention to their diet and work and rest schedule during the treatment process. If the body allows, they can also do appropriate exercise, which will also help the patient's recovery to a certain extent.