How Do You Learn About The Stages Of Cervical Cancer?
Cervical cancer is any cancer that originates in the tissue of the cervix. The two most common types are squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma. Both have the potential to progress through several stages if left untreated, each with varying degrees of severity. The survival rate for women who have developed cervical cancer is high, with the greatest chance of survival for those who detect and begin treating the disease in its earliest stages. Know that Stage 0 cervical cancer is characterized by minor tissue damage, and then only on the very surface of the cervix. If you discover the cancer during this stage, your survival rate is highest. Be aware that Stage I cervical cancer consists of several degrees, but in each the cancer has not spread beyond the cervix. 1A cervical cancer is still such a small invasion you cannot see it without a microscope, while 1B indicates that a microscope is no longer required for visual detection. Be aware that later stages, like II and III, indicate
