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Early Stage of Cancerous Cell Growth
Cervical cancer begins with precancerous cellular changes. In the early stage, the abnormal cell growth is confined to the surface of the cervix. This is called noninvasive carcinoma. It is often caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). Without treatment, noninvasive carcinoma will develop into invasive cervical cancer.