Cervical cancer is a disease caused by the outbreak of cancer cells in women’s cervix, which seriously endangers women’s health, especially when it develops into stage 2 cervical cancer, it will not only bring great pain to patients, but also may be life-threatening if not treated in time. The cost of its treatment is mainly determined by the treatment method chosen by the patient. For cervical cancer with moderate atypical hyperplasia, the treatment is relatively easy and not very expensive. In this case, patients should choose laser or cryotherapy. As many patients take medication to save money, however, in the case of moderate atypical hyperplasia, cervical cancer is often treated by surgical removal of the uterus. But then again, chemotherapy has side effects and if the patient has not had any children, she can try to choose conical resection treatment to preserve the uterus. The cost of surgical removal of cervical cancer is relatively higher because some cervical cancers may belong to in situ cancer, for which total hysterectomy is required, and the ovaries can be preserved when the uterus is removed. Therefore, the cost of the surgery varies from hospital to hospital and is also related to the patient’s suitability for the surgery, as some in situ cervical cancers can be partially removed from the vagina during hysterectomy. Many women worry that stage 2 cervical cancer cannot be cured, but in fact, most cervical cancer stage II type b can be treated by surgery and there is still a great hope that it can be cured. Radiotherapy can be done after or before surgery, which can not only reduce the area of surgical resection or improve the efficacy of post-operative resection, but also save some money for patients. The above is the introduction of the cost of stage 2 cervical cancer treatment. I need to remind that cervical cancer surgery may have bleeding and postoperative complications such as pelvic infection or lymphatic cysts. Therefore, it is important to go to a large regular hospital for this kind of surgical treatment, and strict sterilization treatment and careful surgical operation are needed during and after the operation.