What is the survival rate of cervical cancer surgery? What are the nursing measures for cervical cancer patients

Cervical cancer is a common gynecological tumor and a serious disease. Early detection, examination, and treatment are important factors in improving quality of life and life. How long can cervical cancer survive? Let's understand together.

How long can cervical cancer survive

Cervical cancer occurs all over the world and is one of the most common cancers in the human body. It is not only the most common cancer in female reproductive organs, but also the most common cancer in various malignant tumors of women. Its incidence rate has obvious regional differences. Late stage cervical cancer causes significant harm to patients and is difficult to treat. The earlier cervical cancer is detected and treated, the higher the cure rate. It is difficult to cure in the later stage, but good treatment in the later stage can delay the patient's life. So, how long can advanced cervical cancer patients live? Generally speaking, most advanced cervical cancer has already metastasized and cannot be surgically removed. In clinical practice, the treatment methods for advanced cervical cancer mainly rely on drug therapy, including chemotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Radiation therapy can also be performed according to the situation, and chemotherapy and radiation therapy can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment to effectively reduce toxicity. Chemotherapy for cervical cancer often uses combination chemotherapy. Among various chemotherapy drugs, cisplatin is the most widely used and effective drug for the treatment of late stage cervical cancer, with the dual effects of chemotherapy drugs and radiation sensitizers. However, it is easy to cause nephrotoxicity and neurotoxicity, and it is necessary to combine traditional Chinese medicine treatment to reduce toxic reactions and improve treatment effectiveness. The patient is diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer and how long they can survive depends on the severity of their condition, their sensitivity to drugs, and a reasonable treatment plan.

Postoperative conditioning for cervical cancer

1. Develop good dietary habits, eat a nutritious diet with high protein and vitamins, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid smoking, alcohol, spicy and stimulating foods, and foods with cold, greasy flavors, to ensure smooth bowel movements.

2. Enrich one's spiritual life. During the recovery period after surgery, the patient is in a tense state and their life is monotonous. According to one's own conditions and interests, appreciate music, write poetry and paintings, plant flowers and birds, play chess and piano, etc., cultivate good interests, enrich oneself, pursue spirit, boost spirit, enrich emotions, and extend survival.

3. After formal treatment, cervical cancer patients generally have poor physical fitness. In order to quickly recover from fatigue, it is necessary to ensure sufficient rest. However, rest is not about staying in bed all day, but rather combining work and rest according to one's actual situation, engaging in appropriate sports activities such as playing Tai Chi, walking, doing healthy gymnastics, practicing, etc., to increase the patient's appetite and restore physical function. Doing light household chores and avoiding fatigue and exercise is beneficial for physical and mental health and recovery.