Patient's question:
A few weeks ago, there was a small amount of peeling, female, 46 years old, had her uterus removed due to uterine fibroids ten years ago, and now she has been diagnosed with cervical cancer. Is it possible to get this cancer again after previous surgery?Doctor's answer:
The conventional treatments for cervical cancer include surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine, and others. However, each treatment method is only suitable for specific patients and must be confirmed based on the progression of the patient's condition and their physical condition. If it is in the early stage, the best option for radical surgery is to undergo surgery promptly. Surgery is the first choice for treating cervical cancer. Postoperatively, radiotherapy or chemotherapy, as well as endocrine therapy, should be coordinated based on the actual situation. If it is in the advanced stage, palliative surgery or partial removal may be performed, and surgery should still be actively pursued. Radiotherapy, chemotherapy, endocrine, and immunotherapy can alleviate symptoms and control the spread of the disease within a certain range. Patients directly face the impact of uterine fibroids, and we should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If uterine fibroids are not cured after prolonged treatment, the treatment plan should be adjusted promptly.