Recurrence rate after radiotherapy and chemotherapy for advanced cervical cancer

The recurrence rate of cervical cancer after treatment is mainly based on the clearance of cancer cells in the process of surgery, and at the same time, it has a great relationship with whether the patient is sensitive to chemotherapy. If it belongs to the middle and late stages of cervical cancer, the recurrence rate will be relatively high, about fifty or sixty percent. For early cervical cancer, the earlier the treatment, the smaller the possibility of recurrence in this later period, the recurrence rate is about 10%, and cervical cancer surgery should be regularly examined, generally in the first 1-3 years after cervical cancer surgery should be reexamined three months. Therefore, women with sexual life must regularly carry out cervical anti-cancer screening, such as TCT or HPV examination, if abnormal, colposcopy is needed, cervical tissue is taken for pathological examination when necessary, and corresponding treatment is made according to the pathological examination results, so as to detect the disease early, diagnose it early and treat it early.