Pre-pregnancy preparation for patients with cervical precancerous lesions

Many female friends have such doubts, fearing that they may suffer from cervical precancerous lesions one day. If they are pessimistic, they may be depressed, so it is necessary to understand cervical precancerous lesions. It is relatively rare to find cervical precancerous lesions during pregnancy, but it is not a rare case! So what should you do if you find cervical precancerous lesions?

For this problem, the month of pregnancy should be considered mainly, which is the most important part of dealing with this problem. Usually, if cervical precancerous lesions are found during early pregnancy, the pregnancy needs to be terminated, and then the cervical precancerous lesions need to be treated properly. The next step is to determine whether to retain fertility based on the stage of the tumor. If the patient has early cervical precancerous lesions, that is, IA or IB1.IB2, as long as the tumor does not exceed 4cm, it is possible to retain fertility! Generally, for patients with IA1, only cone resection is required; if it is IA2 to IB2, radical cervical resection is usually required to retain the uterus and appendages, and complete fertility in the future.

If the patient is in the second trimester of pregnancy, it is often necessary to discuss with the patient. Usually, the pregnancy needs to be terminated, followed by treatment! However, if the patient insists on keeping the fetus, then if necessary, a certain limit of chemotherapy can be given to the patient with full knowledge of the patient, which can control the tumor to a certain extent without affecting the child's development. Of course, the choice of medicine is very important!

If the patient is in the late stages of pregnancy, expectant management can often be used. Without affecting the prognosis, try to wait until the child is mature, so that a caesarean section can be performed or surgical treatment of cervical precancerous lesions can be performed at the same time.

The above introduces how to deal with cervical precancerous lesions found during pregnancy. I believe everyone has already understood it, and patients should have great hope for their recovery. For those who are not sick, they need to pay more attention in their daily lives. Once some abnormal symptoms are found, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination in time to prevent the occurrence of cervical precancerous lesions.