What are the manifestations of cervical cancer? Cervical cancer mostly occurs in women with high-risk HPV infection, and the incidence rate is higher in women with multiple sexual partners and smoking. Cervical cancer is a tumor that grows in the cervix. Similar to other cancers, the symptoms of early cervical cancer are not obvious. With the increase of the tumor, the cervix grows, and there will be contact bleeding after sex. This is non-menstrual bleeding, and young patients can also show increased menstrual flow and prolonged menstrual period. In addition to bleeding after contact, vaginal discharge will also increase, and may be accompanied by foul smell. In the late stage, patients may have systemic symptoms such as anemia and emaciation. The diagnosis of cervical cancer mainly depends on cervical curettage and colposcopy. Women with the above symptoms should see a doctor in time, find it early and treat it early!
If you have cervical cancer, what other discomfort will your body have? Like other cancers, you can have discomfort symptoms or no symptoms, so you should not think about finding cancer only through symptoms, but take the initiative to screen, so as to find and diagnose cancer as early as possible. Of course, it is also beneficial to know some symptoms that may be related.
The most common and typical symptom of cervical cancer is irregular vaginal bleeding, which is mainly manifested by abnormal vaginal bleeding during non-menstrual period. To put it bluntly, it is not the time to come to menstruation, but it is "menstruation". This "menstruation" is of course not real menstruation, but abnormal bleeding. The amount of vaginal bleeding can be more or less, some of which are manifested as "menstruation" after menopause (abnormal vaginal bleeding, of course, the functional uterine bleeding of menopause should be identified), and some of which are manifested as contact bleeding, that is, vaginal bleeding occurs during sexual intercourse or when the doctor touches the cervix during gynecological examination, which indicates that there is something wrong with the cervix.
Followed by vaginal discharge, that is, abnormal vaginal discharge, "leucorrhea" is abnormal. At first, it may be relatively small, and there is no odor. Later, it may gradually increase, accompanied by odor or even foul smell, which may be purulent blood or rice soup.
Others include lower abdominal pain, urgent urination and frequent urination, or blood in urine, difficulty in defecation, and so on.
In fact, in a word, as long as there are abnormalities, we should check them, rather than simply sitting in the right place. It is not that these symptoms mean that we have cervical cancer, and it is not that simple. The key is to pay attention to it, and don't take chances and delay again and again.
The above are some common symptoms of cervical cancer. I hope to help everyone. I also advise female compatriots that no matter how busy they are at work, they should also care about their health. If they feel unwell, they should go to a regular hospital for gynecological examination in time. Some diseases will be dragged into serious illness because of delays, and they will regret it at that time.
★ This article was written by obstetricians and gynecologists.