Could A Mass Grow Aggressively On The Cervix Within A Few Months?

Question : Hi, I am 56yo, hx of HPV, treated with cryotherapy 25 years ago. I get yearly paps. HPV showed up a few times in the last 7 years but always went away when I returned in 6 months or a year, whatever was recommended. I have had bladder inflammation / interstitial cystitis for the past 16 months. Dec 26th 2017, had a colposcopy after HPV showed up again last year. Results said "no t-zone seen" as well as Scant fragments of benign endocervical tissue
admixed with mucus. the other comments were: he specimen is received in formalin, labeled
with the patient's name, QT no., and labeled as
'ECC' within the container is the tip of a Pap
brush which contains multiple irregular shaped
pieces of tan-brown mucoid fragments measuring in
aggregate 0.4 x 0.4 x 0.1 cm. The specimen is
filtered and totally submitted in one cassette.
Summary of sections = multiple pieces. Specimen
may not survive processing. SO, less than 13 weeks later, I saw another Urogynecologist. She examined me, was immediately alarmed. She said she saw a large (4cm) mass on my cervix and I was bleeding. Very painful exam. A week or two later she did a colposcopy and cystoscopy with biopsies. That report clearly showed Cervical cancer. The doctor said it was a 4 cm mass. CT scan showed "irregular thickening of the cervix" but wasn't well defined. I am now scheduled for a radical hysterectomy, prior to which I will have a PET scan and biopsy of 2-3 lymph nodes that were slightly enlarged in the pelvis. My question is how did the first doctor miss a 4 cm mass on my cervix?? The second Dr could see it on exam.