Patient's question:
Previously, after a thorough examination at Xijing Hospital, chronic cervical inflammation was diagnosed. After treatment, there was some slight bleeding every 7-8 days for two months. A follow-up test showed squamous cell carcinoma antigen at 1.500. What does this mean? Is it cervical cancer?Doctor's answer:
According to the patient's description, generally speaking, an increase in this alone is not significant, and the possibility of cervical cancer is unlikely. Cervical inflammation may cause an increase in squamous cell carcinoma antigen, so it is recommended to have a comprehensive examination. Cervical inflammation poses great harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to dietary issues, with light and nutritious foods as the foundation.