Modern medical technology is available in Burjeel Hospital's oncology section in Sharjah to treat a variety of cancers. The stage of cervical cancer is identified and affects the course of treatment. If a precancerous lesion (also known as dysplasia) is found, it can be treated at the hospital using cryotherapy or laser ablation. If it is found at an early stage, surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy can be used to remove the malignant tissue and any nearby lymph nodes.

Chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and/or surgery can be used to treat advanced cervical cancer. Radical hysterectomy (removal of the uterus), radical trachelectomy (removal of the uterus plus the cervix), radical parametrectomy (removal of the uterus plus the upper part of the vagina), and pelvic lymph node dissection are surgical options (removal of lymph nodes). Burjeel Hospital is known for providing best-in-class oncology treatment for cervical cancer. Gyneco-oncologists with years of experience in treating cervical cancer at Burjeel Hospital. The hospital has tools and technology to ensure high success and recovery rate. The hospital has some of the most skilled doctors onboard including Dr. Hassan Jaafar and Dr. Mehdi Afrit.