Patient's question:
Cervical squamous cell carcinoma, vaginal bleeding, prone to small nodules in both lungs, partially divergent. Swollen lymph nodes prone to hilar, mediastinum, abdominal cavity, retroperitoneum, and diaphragmatic crus.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the patient has cervical squamous cell carcinoma, vaginal bleeding, and a tendency to develop small nodules in both lungs, some of which are partially divergent. Swollen lymph nodes are present in the bilateral hilar regions, mediastinum, abdomen, retroperitoneum, and diaphragmatic crus, as per your description. The patient has cervical squamous cell carcinoma with multiple divergent sites, and the surgical outcome has not been very good. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be considered, and combining them with traditional Chinese medicine treatment may yield some effect.Given the presence of vaginal bleeding and local symptoms, pelvic radiotherapy is necessary in this case. However, external and internal irradiation should be integrated.