Author(s)

Yinglan Ma and Suxiang Yu

Corresponding Author

Suxiang Yu

Abstract

Objectives: This study explores the importance of cervical cancer screening in rural women and the value of health education. Methods: 150 rural women in XX city were selected for research, and they were divided into a research group (n = 75) and a control group (n = 75) using random number table method. Observe the results of cervical cancer screening between the two groups, and compare the knowledge of cervical cancer related knowledge and the willingness of cervical screening between the two groups of women. Results: A total of 3 cases of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia were detected by 150 rural women, and they all belonged to the control group; the patients in the study group had better knowledge about cervical cancer and cervical screening willingness than the control group, and the difference was statistically significant Significance (P <0.05). Conclusion: Rural women's cervical cancer screening can detect cervical lesions as early as possible, reduce the risk rate, and improve the survival rate of patients. At the same time, carrying out health education for rural women is helpful to improve the rural women's knowledge of cervical cancer and enhance the willingness of cervical cancer screening, which has a higher value for the prevention and later treatment of cervical cancer in rural women.

Keywords

Rural Women; Cervical Cancer; Screening; Health Education