The principle of management of pregnancy combined with cervical cancer is to put the life of the mother first. In the early stages of cervical cancer, if it is late pregnancy, we can consider continuing the pregnancy, and if it is advanced cervical cancer, we have to terminate the pregnancy. The treatment is aimed at the mother and the fetus, aiming to achieve three treatment goals: a healthy full-term mature child, control of the disease, and preservation of fertility. For gestation greater than 32 weeks, cesarean section + radical cervical cancer surgery, or radiotherapy is feasible. For gestation between 24 and 32 weeks, dexamethasone can be used to promote fetal lung maturation after expectant treatment until 32 weeks, and cesarean section + radical cervical cancer surgery, or radiotherapy is performed. If the gestation is less than 24 weeks, the patient can give up the pregnancy and perform the corresponding treatment according to the principles of cervical cancer treatment.