Patient's question:
I was diagnosed with cervical cancer. My husband is very generous and never abandoned me, which deeply moved me. I read online that women with cervical cancer can still have sex lives. I want to ask if cervical cancer in women can infect men and cause prostate cancer? I really don't want to endanger my husband.Doctor's answer:
This is not absolute. If women develop cervical cancer, they should seek prompt regulation and treatment, which may include surgery, and pay close attention to the degree of inflammation. Meanwhile, if men experience frequent urination, they should actively undergo thorough examinations to check for prostatic inflammation. This is generally not likely to cause cancer in men, so there is no need to worry. However, it is important to monitor secretions and avoid frequent sexual activity.