Is there a possibility of cervical cancer with vaginal bleeding?

Patient's question:

On December 3rd, vaginal bleeding examination and test results: seen a few cervical glandular tissues with squamous epithelium and mild endometrial cell division. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Dilation and curettage test results were of what help: want to understand the real situation

Doctor's answer:

At the age of 60, vaginal bleeding should first be considered as endometrial inflammation.
Medical advice: Since the D&C revealed cervical glandular tissue with squamous epithelium and mild endometrial cell division, and if a careful ultrasound examination shows that the uterus has not shrunk, it may be advisable to wait and see. If the bleeding persists, surgical treatment is recommended, such as hysterectomy, to prevent further bad inflammation. I hope my explanation is helpful to you.
In addition to treating gynecological conditions, patients are advised to pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical condition and slow down the recovery process.