Patient's question:
The patient has been postmenopausal for 4 years and is now experiencing sudden vaginal bleeding, with a small amount. After a thorough examination, it was determined to be cervical adenocarcinoma stage 2. The patient has diabetes and is currently lowering blood sugar levels. Hello, how low does the blood sugar need to be before surgery?Doctor's answer:
Generally, if vaginal bleeding reoccurs after menopause, it is necessary to consider the possibility of cervical cancer recurring. After the diagnosis of recurring cervical cancer, surgical treatment should be implemented promptly. If diabetes reoccurs, insulin should be used in a timely manner to control blood sugar levels. Generally, blood sugar control within 7 mmol/L is sufficient for surgical treatment. I hope the above answer is helpful to you. Thank you.