Cervical cancer stage llA2 is not cervical cancer stage IIB. Clinical staging of cervical cancer currently adopts International Federation of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2018 clinical staging standard, stage II of cervical cancer means that the cancer foci go beyond the uterus but do not reach the pelvic wall and do not reach the lower 1/3 of the vagina; stage llA2 refers to the clinically visible cancer foci of the largest diameter >4cm, stage IIB means that there is obvious paracervical infiltration, but not reaching the pelvic wall. Cervical cancer treatment has a close relationship with clinical staging. Clinical staging should be carried out by professional gynecologists, and corresponding treatment should be carried out according to clinical staging. Clinically, synchronous radiotherapy is preferred for the treatment of stage llA2 cervical cancer, and radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymph node dissection, abdominal aortic lymph node sampling, surgery after neoadjuvant chemotherapy, and adjuvant hysterectomy after synchronous radiotherapy can be carried out according to the situation, etc. Stage IIB treatment is based on synchronous radiotherapy. Patients should seek medical treatment promptly if they feel unwell to avoid delay in treatment.