Comprehensive care for cervical cancer

Cervical cancer occurs when cells in the cervix start to grow abnormally. There are several types of cervical cancer, but the most common forms are squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma.

Many of our Baylor Scott & White Health locations across Texas offer dedicated navigators to help guide you through your treatment plan, collaborate with your physician and make appointments as necessary.

Our navigators can also offer referrals to other sources of support and aid with emotional needs.

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Cervical cancer treatment

Cervical cancer and symptoms can be treated and controlled. The treatment for cervical cancer depends on the stage the cancer is in when it is diagnosed. We use the expertise of our gynecologic oncologists on the medical staff as well as technical information, including CT scans and PET scans, to assist us in the staging of your cancer.

Your treatment plan will be determined by your care team based on age, medical history, type and stage of cervical cancer, and personal preferences. Cervical cancer treatment options may include:

Find cancer support

We have an entire network of support resources designed just for you across Texas—from diagnosis to after you finish cancer treatment. Whether it’s coordinating your care or connecting you with other survivors, we’ll arm you with support for your fight.

Get started today by contacting a patient navigator or exploring one of our many programs.

Specialized centers for cervical cancer care

Surgical services may vary across locations.

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Innovative cancer research

Baylor Scott & White Research Institute (BSWRI) conducts studies exploring potentially new medications and therapies for nearly a dozen different cancer types. Trials are currently underway at select Baylor Scott & White facilities in North and Central Texas.