Why Doctors Call Cervical Cancer Screening

Cervical

cancer is a common cancer in women. Early detection and diagnosis are essential to improve the cure rate and survival rate. Through screening, precancerous lesions or early cancer can be detected as early as possible, and timely intervention and treatment can be carried out.

2. The occurrence of cervical cancer is usually a gradual process, and it may take years or even longer to develop from precancerous lesions to cancer. Screening can detect lesions when they are in a treatable stage, effectively preventing the progression of the disease.

3. Cervical cancer screening technology is relatively mature and reliable. Common screening methods such as cervical cytology (such as Pap smear, TCT, etc.) and HPV testing can accurately detect abnormal cells or viral infections.

Women should pay attention to cervical cancer screening and regularly check according to doctors' recommendations.