Cervical Cancer Questions

Erosion by itself is not a problem.
Important is clinical picture and pap's smear.
Majority turn out to be normal

Hello,
Treatment options in recurrent cervical cancer is very limited.
The management mainly depends on the primary treatment received and the site and extent of recurrence.
In your case as the patient had already received chemoradiation, so in case of recurrence the only viable option remains is of carboplatin or cisplatin based chemotherapy. Despite treatment, the prognosis is guarded.

You should take proper check up again like sonography.
Chemotherapy may have killed cancer cells that time but it does not cure the tendency to grow it again.
There are chances of recurrence.
You can consult me at Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment.

She can use it, but it will not be very useful. While inserting vaginal pessary she should be very careful as not to injure the cervical growth, otherwise, she may have bleeding.

You should consult an oncologist and take proper advise.
Diseases like cancer cannot be advised like this.
My other advise is to take homoeopathic treatment side by side. It is the best way to reduce the complications and get healthy fast.

Patient needs to be evaluated clinically and may need colpo guided biopsy before planning treatment. This helps to decide about extent of surgery. The aim of treatment will be to give patient single modality of treatment .Either surgery alone or radiotherapy.
If she is planned for surgery it need to be done by trained gynec oncologist so that chances that she will need further treatment is reduced to minimal.
The cost of surgery is around a lakh .My hospital has patient support program a...more

Yes you can get your pap smear done, Cervical cancer is not hereditary.
It's most common cause is HPV infection.
But cervical cancer screening should be done by all.

Earlier it is better. Ideally hpv vaccination should be done before sexual debut. 3 doses are recommended. Zero dose, after 6 weeks, after 6 months.

Pl get yourself checked up by gynocologist then plcontact me with appoinment through Lybrate. With the reports.

Cancer is caused by uncontrolled growth of cells in an area of our body. It can be due to loss of function of tumor suppressor genes or due to increased function of oncogenes.
Screening is recommended for a few cancers to help in early detection and cure.
Breast Cancer: screening mammography from age 45 years every 2-3 yearly. Cervical cancer: Pap smear (3 yearly) or HPV (5 yearly) from age 26 to 55
Prostate cancer PSA level every 2 years from age 50.
Oral cancers: visual inspect...more