Cauliflower-like growths on the cervix are a typical description of cervical cancer, which can basically be judged as cervical cancer. Especially if the patient also has irregular vaginal bleeding, or contact bleeding after intercourse or gynecological examination, as well as usually more vaginal discharge with bad odor and infection, it can be judged as cervical cancer. Visual observation cannot be the final criterion. When such clinical symptoms appear with cauliflower-like growths, local biopsy or direct removal of the cauliflower-like growths must be performed and sent for pathological examination. If the final pathological examination result confirms cervical cancer, the appropriate treatment will be chosen according to the stage of cervical cancer.