Stage Ib2 cervical cancer needs chemotherapy in order to shrink the cancerous foci before surgical resection. Because patients with stage Ib2 cervical cancer, whose cancer cells have already metastasized and spread in certain parts, surgery often cannot directly remove them, and the area to be surgically removed is still relatively large. Therefore, chemotherapy should be carried out first, and after the cancerous foci are shrunken, the chance of cure through surgical resection will be relatively increased. And chemotherapy or radiotherapy is also needed to consolidate the treatment after surgery. This is because stage Ib2 cervical cancer often makes it impossible to remove all the cancer cells during surgery. Patients with stage Ib2 cervical cancer should go to regular hospitals in time and be treated under doctor’s guidance to avoid delay. Specific drugs need to be applied under doctor’s guidance, do not apply them on your own to avoid danger.