Treating uterine cancer starts with understanding its symptoms

More and more gynecological diseases are plaguing most women. In order to avoid confusion between uterine cancer and other gynecological diseases, understanding the symptoms of uterine cancer has become a concern for everyone. Since uterine cancer is a serious uterine disease, it is very harmful to patients. So where are the main symptoms of uterine cancer ?

1. Postmenopausal vaginal bleeding: Postmenopausal bleeding or irregular vaginal bleeding is a prominent and typical symptom of uterine cancer. The initial bleeding is small and intermittent, with less bleeding than the previous menstrual period, sometimes even less, with only a small amount of blood on the underwear, and the intervals vary from a few days to a few weeks. Occasionally, the intervals between bleeding can be longer.

2. Increased vaginal discharge: Increased vaginal discharge is a symptom of uterine cancer, and sometimes it can be the first symptom. In the early stage, it is watery leucorrhea, and in the later stage, it gradually turns into purulent or bloody leucorrhea. If abnormal leucorrhea appears in the early stage, you can go to the hospital for examination to detect uterine cancer in the early stage. If you treat it in time, the cure rate is much higher than in the late stage.

3. Abdominal pain: Strictly speaking, abdominal pain is not a symptom of early uterine cancer. Patients with early uterine cancer generally do not have abdominal pain. Only a few patients have discomfort such as soreness and pain in the lower abdomen. Only in the late stage will obvious abdominal pain be caused due to the invasion of the tumor in the pelvic cavity and compression of the nerves.

Through the above symptoms of uterine cancer, I hope everyone can be vigilant, take effective prevention measures, and avoid the invasion of the disease. If you have similar symptoms as above, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. Since gynecological diseases have similar places, I hope everyone can be diagnosed for better treatment. I hope all women have a healthy body.