What to do if you are pregnant with grade 2 cervical precancerous lesions

Pregnant women are a special group of people. Women in this period are very weak, so they are more likely to suffer from various diseases, such as cervical cancer. Cervical cancer must be checked in time and treated actively. Many people suffer from cervical cancer during pregnancy. So what should you do if you are pregnant with cervical cancer precancerous lesions at level 2? Let us give you a detailed introduction below.

Patients who develop cervical cancer after childbirth may not necessarily have contracted it at this time. Patients may have already had cervical cancer during pregnancy, but they did not undergo cervical cancer screening before pregnancy. In addition, obstetricians lack awareness of cervical disease screening, so the disease was not discovered in time. Therefore, we recommend that women do cervical cytology before pregnancy and cervical biopsy when necessary. Colposcopy and cervical biopsy are safe and reliable at all stages of pregnancy.

For the treatment of postpartum cervical cancer patients, the current commonly used treatment methods are still used. Surgery is mainly used for patients with early cervical cancer. For young patients with normal ovaries, they can be preserved. For young patients who want to retain their fertility, cervical cone resection or radical cervical resection is feasible for particularly early stages. Different surgical procedures are selected according to the different stages of the patient.

However, some women do not find the disease during the delivery period, which leads to the deterioration of the condition. Therefore, they must be treated with chemotherapy or radiotherapy. However, because women are weak after delivery, we recommend that patients use Chinese medicine for treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine treats cervical cancer by using the principle of strengthening the body and eliminating evil to treat the disease. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that cervical cancer belongs to the category of leucorrhea, fistula, and symptom. Due to the imbalance of qi and blood in the internal organs, dampness and toxins invade the body and accumulate in the lower part, damaging the Chong and Ren meridians and causing this disease. Traditional Chinese medicine treats cervical cancer based on the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment, and formulates prescriptions based on the properties of traditional Chinese medicine.

The treatment of cervical cancer in pregnant women should be determined according to the stage of cervical cancer, the month of pregnancy, and the mother's expectations for the fetus. If a mother with early cervical cancer wishes to have a baby, she can continue the pregnancy under close observation and wait for postpartum treatment. If the disease is already in the late stage, the pregnancy should be terminated as soon as possible and given appropriate treatment, which is the same as the non-pregnant period. Some patients with invasive cervical cancer who are eager to have children can continue the pregnancy under close observation until the fetus is delivered and can survive before treatment. You can rest assured that cervical cancer has no teratogenic effect on the fetus.