Is it okay to not treat early cervical precancerous lesions?

We all know that every patient with cervical precancerous lesions must choose the best treatment method for cervical precancerous lesions according to their actual condition. So what are the most common treatment methods for cervical precancerous lesions? Let the experts give you a detailed introduction to the treatment methods for cervical precancerous lesions.

The formulation of the treatment plan for cervical precancerous lesions is related to the patient's age, general condition, the extent of the lesions, the presence of combined symptoms and their nature. Therefore, before the treatment of cervical precancerous lesions, the patient must undergo a full-body examination, and the treatment plan must be formulated after comprehensive consideration of the results of the examination of various organs and system functions and the clinical stage.

The treatment of cervical precancerous lesions mainly includes surgery and radiotherapy. Squamous cell carcinoma is particularly sensitive to radiotherapy. With the rapid development of anticancer chemical drugs in recent years, chemotherapy, which was previously considered ineffective for cervical precancerous lesions, has now become a common method of adjuvant treatment, especially in the late stage or recurrence. Chemotherapy is used before surgery or radiotherapy, and surgery or radiotherapy is performed after chemotherapy after the cancer lesions have shrunk or partially shrunk, or chemotherapy is added after surgery or chemotherapy to improve the efficacy. According to our experience, interventional surgery bilateral uterine artery angiography embolization chemotherapy 10-14 days before surgery for stage I and II cervical precancerous lesions can reduce intraoperative bleeding and improve long-term survival rate.

The information described above is about the common treatment methods of cervical precancerous lesions. I believe that after the introduction of experts, everyone should have a certain understanding of the treatment methods of cervical precancerous lesions. I hope that every patient can find the best treatment method of cervical precancerous lesions that suits them. Here I wish you a speedy recovery.