The decision of whether surgery can be done for advanced cervical cancer depends on the patient’s specific condition. The key to cervical cancer is early detection and early treatment. If it is detected early, the patient’s general condition is good and the lesion is small, surgery can be performed as early as possible, followed by regional lymph node dissection and appropriate radiotherapy after surgery, which can help improve the cure rate. If the patient has advanced cervical cancer, and there is cachexia or even systemic failure or distant metastasis, it is not suitable for surgery at this time, and it is very difficult to do surgery. At this time, symptomatic treatment should be actively carried out, and if the effect is not good, radiotherapy treatment can be carried out. If the effect of treatment improves, but the patient’s lesions are also prone to recurrence after a long time.