Post Date September, 04 2023
Cervical cancer is a well-known gynecological disease, and its severity is well known. Once our body is abnormal, we must be immediately examined.
Symptoms of cervical cancer
1. Abnormality and excessive bleeding occur on physiological days: Sometimes (endometrial) hyperplasia may be a previous lesion. Women with healthy uterine cancer usually experience abnormal and excessive bleeding on physiological days, but in many cases, this symptom can also occur, including fibroids and polyps. Will the next menstrual cycle return to normal or increase abnormally? If there is a significant increase, the next menstrual cycle will be like this. Please pay attention to going to the hospital for examination.
2. Bleeding during menstruation: Surveys have shown that abnormal bleeding is one of the earliest warning signs, with 90% having uterine cancer, but 90% of women who bleed during menstruation do not have uterine cancer. Breakthrough bleeding during ovulation is quite common. This requires further examination, especially for women over 35 years old.
3. Lower abdominal and lumbosacral pain: Uterine cancer can present with premonitory symptoms of lower abdominal and lumbosacral pain, while other obesity can cause lumbosacral pain. These symptoms have treatable causes and are urgent or persist for 1 or 2 days, and should be diagnosed at the hospital.
4. Postamenorrhea bleeding: Women with amenorrhea are prone to abnormal bleeding, and should immediately inform a doctor when it occurs. However, during amenorrhea, abnormal bleeding is difficult to determine. Amenorrhea is a gradual process, and if there is such bleeding, it seems to have no characteristics (such as irregular bleeding, frequent cycles, longer duration than before, sudden bleeding during menstruation). It should be vigilant and there is a possibility of uterine cancer, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination. Water samples, bloody or odorous secretions; If this situation occurs, you should go to the hospital for examination, as it must be caused by a disease and requires treatment.
Diagnosis of cervical cancer
1. Vaginal bleeding: Young patients often experience contact bleeding, while bleeding is more common during sexual activity, post defecation, or gynecological examinations. The amount of bleeding depends on the size and degree of infiltration of the tumor. In the early stage of cervical cancer, there is generally less bleeding, while in the late stage, there is a high possibility of massive bleeding and massive bleeding. In addition, due to young patients and villages with tumors, menstrual periods are prolonged, cycles are shortened, and menstrual volume increases. Irregular vaginal bleeding can also occur after amenorrhea.
2. Abnormal discharge: increased vaginal discharge, viscous, bloody, thin, rice soup like, fishy odor. Late stage cervical cancer can result in purulent, foul smelling, and vaginal discharge.
