Cervical cancer cannot be detected solely on the basis of the HPV test. The probability of getting cervical cancer is higher if you are infected with HPV, but HPV infection does not necessarily mean that you will get cervical cancer. To diagnose cervical cancer, biopsy of the cervix and cervical canal is the main way to make a clear diagnosis. Cervical cancer is the most common gynecological nausea tumor in women, which will cause symptoms such as vaginal bleeding, vaginal discharge, etc. In the late stage, due to the metastasis of cancer cells, it triggers the patients to have symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency of urination, obstruction of ureter, pyelonephrosis and so on. Patients with cervical cancer should go to the gynecology department of regular hospitals for consultation and make reasonable plans for treatment under the guidance of doctors.