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An operation to remove the cervix and uterus is a common treatment. If the cancer is in the early stages, this may be all that is needed. Radiotherapy, which uses high beams of radiation to destroy cancer cells, may be an alternative to surgery. Chemotherapy may be given in addition to radiotherapy or surgery in certain situations.
