Clinical data show that cervical cancer is one of the most common malignant gynecologic tumors, which mostly occurs in women around 50 years old, but nowadays it is frequently found in young women, and many women born after the 70s and 80s are going to two extremes due to different education levels in the region: either they lack education on sex and do not know how to prevent pregnancy, or they are avant-garde and open-minded and regard abortion as a child’s play. It is important to know that unmarried young women should not have sex too early, and even if they start to have sex, they should know how to protect themselves. 20-year-old women are most likely to be infected with human papilloma virus (HPV), which induces cervical cancer. Informal abortions and frequent abortions increase the chances of germ infection. Unlike unmarried women, married women are more likely to “hit the mark”. Clinical statistics show that more than 70% of married women have abortions, and the vast majority of them have done it more than twice. Although abortion is a remedy for contraceptive failure, not a means of birth control, but many women of childbearing age do not take contraceptive measures in their lives, thinking that they are young, even if they are pregnant after abortion, they can be done with it. Some even begin to have sex before the abortion has been completed for 1 month. Frequent procedures make the originally healthy cervix suffer from the harassment of devices again and again, and it is easy to catch human papillomavirus (HPV), which is the main causative factor of cervical cancer. What should I pay attention to for cervical cancer? 1. Pregnancy is very dangerous There is nothing more dangerous for cervical cancer patients than pregnancy because early cervical cancer will not affect pregnancy. If the mother is not detected to have cervical cancer before pregnancy, then with pregnancy, the uterus is heavily engorged with blood and the nutrition delivered by the mother not only feeds the baby, but also causes the cancerous parts to grow at an extremely rapid rate. In addition, some hormones secreted by the body due to pregnancy have a promoting effect on cancer, and the immunity of the body decreases during pregnancy, so the effect of fighting against cancer cells cannot be achieved, and some signs of cervical cancer such as bleeding will be considered as the phenomenon of pre-miscarriage and ignored, and it will be too late when it is discovered after the baby is born, and the prognosis is very bad. This is why it is important for pregnant women to have all kinds of tests before they become pregnant. What is more serious is that some mothers still do not check that they have cervical cancer after delivery, instead they treat bleeding as a normal manifestation and breastfeed their children, so the cancer can not be suppressed and can only develop to the point that even the face doctor can do nothing. 2.Stay away from risk factors Survey shows that the mortality rate of cervical cancer in China is the fourth of the total mortality rate of cancer and the second of female cancer. The age of onset is most often from 45 to 55 years old, while it is less common before 18 years old. However, with the change of living habits, the age of onset tends to be earlier. Cervical cancer is not a disease with particularly significant heredity, but it is related to factors such as early marriage, early childbearing, multiple births, poor hygiene habits and human papilloma virus infection. Women who start having sex before the age of 18 and those who have a history of early pregnancy should be especially careful. Cervical cancer, because the cancerous part is located above the cervix, will cause irregular bleeding when the cancer ruptures, and sometimes sexual intercourse will also cause bleeding. Therefore, any vaginal bleeding should be looked at because it is a very dangerous signal for gynecological diseases and should not be left unattended. 3. Regular gynecological checkups Although cervical cancer is dangerous, it takes 5 to 7 years to develop from early inflammation to malignant cancer. According to research, the cure rate of cervical cancer can reach more than 80% in the first stage, 60% in the second stage, 40% in the third stage, and less than 10% in the fourth stage, so it is very important to have regular checkups and timely treatment.