Cervical cancer treatment with immunotherapy

New and effective cervical cancer treatments are emerging with the development of immunotherapy. It is a cancer treatment that uses the patient's immune system to fight against malignant cells. Drugs work by boosting the immune system to recognize and destroy cancer cells. The therapy involves using medications that enhance the body's immune response to cancer. These drugs are called immune checkpoint inhibitors. The duration of treatment and the response rate varies depending on the patient's situation. However, the course is usually indicated each 3-4 weeks and can require multiple administrations. The benefits of immunotherapy for cervical cancer include improved response rates and longer progression-free survival compared to traditional chemotherapy. It is also associated with fewer side effects, making it an attractive treatment option for patients. Finally, immunotherapy is a promising treatment alternative for patients with cervical cancer that has spread or recurred after standard treatment. It is a safe and effective therapy with potential long-term benefits. Immunotherapy can be used as primary therapy or in adjunction with other cervical treatment techniques.