After surgery for Stage 2a well-differentiated squamous cell carcinoma of the endocervical type, pathology revealed no...

Patient's question:

2014 March onset of illness, minor vaginal bleeding accompanied by intermittent pain, treated at the First Affiliated Hospital of Hefei University of Technology

Doctor's answer:

Early-stage malignant tumors are best treated with surgery, removing the mass tissue and performing local lymph node dissection. Postoperatively, chemotherapy or radiotherapy should be combined to enhance the therapeutic effect. Preventing infection is beneficial, improving quality of life, and the cost is not too high, and it can be reimbursed by the New Rural Cooperative Medical Scheme.

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