Cervical cancer is one of the most common gynecological malignancies in life, second only to breast cancer in terms of incidence. It is because individuals do not pay attention to sexual and vaginal hygiene in life, like some people do not bathe for several days and do not wash their vagina, and it is better to wash the vagina once a day. There are also girls who have sexual intercourse with men before they are 16 years old and those who have many sexual partners have a higher incidence. There are also some mothers who have too many children and give birth more often than others, and some women who have sex with men who have penile cancer or prostate cancer have a higher incidence. Uterine cancer has no obvious symptoms at the beginning, but the symptoms include vaginal bleeding after sex or gynecological examination, prolonged menstruation and heavy menstruation. In addition, older women may experience irregular vaginal bleeding after menopause, or in some cases, a large amount of purulent, foul-smelling leukorrhea. In more severe cases, you may also experience frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, blood in urination, constipation and blood in stool. You can go to the hospital for cytological examination of cervical smear or apply iodine solution on the cervical and vaginal walls, if it is brown or dark brown, it means the cervical and vaginal area is normal. If the above tests suspect cervical cancer, colposcopy can be done again, and if there is heterogeneous epithelium on the surface of the cervix, it can be done to help locate the cervical and cervical biopsy. Some nitrogen laser tumor intrinsic fluorescence examinations can also be done. The patient will have to do exercises to stretch and contract the anal and vaginal muscles. After surgery, the patient will have to do exercises to exercise the pelvic floor and bladder muscles. For elderly and severe inoperable patients, conservative radiotherapy is an option.