In daily life, some women are diagnosed with cervical cancer after becoming pregnant, which can be a devastating blow to many patients who urgently want to become mothers. Many women want to continue having babies, so will pregnancy worsen cervical cancer?
During pregnancy, if a woman suffers from cervical cancer, she may not receive timely surgical or chemotherapy treatment due to significant limitations in medication use, which can greatly affect the effectiveness of treatment.
Therefore, it may accelerate the spread of cancer cells, which can easily lead to the formation of cachexia, resulting in a significant decrease in maternal physical fitness. In severe cases, it may pose a threat to the lives of both the mother and the fetus.
After becoming pregnant, if a woman suffers from cervical cancer, she should seek medical treatment promptly and choose whether to continue the pregnancy based on her specific condition. If the condition does not permit, termination of pregnancy should be considered in a timely manner to avoid the accelerated development of cervical cancer and the occurrence of serious hazards.
In order to avoid the occurrence of cervical cancer during pregnancy, women should undergo a pre pregnancy health check-up in a timely manner during the preparation period. When abnormal vaginal bleeding occurs, it should be taken seriously in a timely manner. Through vaginal colposcopy and cervical biopsy, precancerous lesions of the cervix can be detected early.
