1. considerations for her
   1. to end pregnancy for treatment
   2. in most cases, HPV causes no problems to either the mother or baby during pregnancy.
   3. patient's desire for the pregnancy
   4. stage of disease
   5. gestational age at diagnosis
2. considerations for the unborn child
   1. in most cases, HPV causes no problems to either the mother or baby during pregnancy.
   2. gestational age at diagnosis
3. what would I do
   1. I would recommend to follow pregnancy through and treat afterward
4. therapy not ok
   1. Chemotherapy
      1. the use of drugs to destroy cancer cells
      2. can harm the fetus
      3. during the first trimester may cause birth defects or even the loss of the pregnancy
   2. Radiation therapy
      1. use of high-energy x-rays or other particles to destroy cancer cells
      2. can harm the fetus
      3. risks to the developing baby depend on the dose of radiation and the area of the body being treated.
5. therapy thats ok
   1. Surgery
      1. the removal of the tumor and surrounding tissue
      2. poses little risk to the developing baby
      3. considered the safest cancer treatment option during pregnancy