Cervical cancer occurs when cells in the cervix grow abnormally and multiply out of control, potentially spreading to other parts of the body. Symptoms include abnormal vaginal bleeding, pelvic pain, pain during sex, and abnormal discharge. Treatment options include surgery to remove cancerous tissue, chemotherapy using medicines to kill cancer cells, radiation therapy using implants or X-rays to kill cancer cells, and chemoradiation which combines chemotherapy and radiation therapy and is commonly used for early and late stage cervical cancer.

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CERVICAL CANCER

2. WHAT IS CERVICAL CANCER?
Cervical cancer basically
means that cells within
cervix are growing
abnormally &
multiplying out of
control. These cancerous
cells may also spread to
other parts of the body as
well. Cervix is the lower
part of uterus which
opens into vagina.

3. Signs & Symptoms of Cervical Cancer
Bleeding from the
vagina that is not
normal, such as
bleeding between
menstrual periods, after
sex, or after menopause.
Pain in the lower
belly or pelvis.
Pain during sex.
Vaginal discharge
that isn't normal.

4. Types of Cervical Cancer Treatment
Surgery
Chemotherapy
Radiation Therapy
Chemoradiation

5. Surgery
Ideal for removing cancer, type
of surgery which is to be
employed depends upon the
extent & location of cervical
cancer & whether the patient
wants to have children in
future.

6. It uses medicine to kill
cancerous cells. Chemotherapy
can be very useful in treating
advanced stages of cervical
cancer.
Chemotherapy

7. Uses implants in the
vaginal cavity or high-
dose X-rays to kill
cancerous cells. Often
combined with surgery,
radiation therapy is
useful in certain stages of
cervical cancer.
Radiation Therapy

8. Chemoradiation
This is basically a
combination of
Chemotherapy &
Radiation Therapy.
It is commonly used
to treat both early
& late stages of
cervical cancer.

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