Analysis of pathological characteristics of cervical cancer

Women are not unfamiliar with cervical cancer, but they are not very familiar with its characteristics. By understanding the characteristics of cervical cancer , I believe that women can have a deeper understanding of cervical cancer, so that they can actively prevent and diagnose it in their lives, which will play a better role in protecting their own health.

The most common characteristic of cervical cancer is abnormal uterine bleeding. It is most common during or after menopause, and manifests as bloody discharge or irregular vaginal bleeding. Bleeding can last for one to two days and may not recur for several months. Some patients have serous vaginal discharge before vaginal bleeding. If the tumor is necrotic and infected, it will be a foul-smelling discharge. When the cervical canal is blocked, uterine cavity accumulation can form. If bleeding occurs before menopause, it can manifest as dysfunctional uterine bleeding. Therefore, patients with menopausal bleeding cannot simply be considered a benign disease caused by endocrine disorders, but should routinely scrape endometrial specimens to rule out malignant lesions. Late-stage patients may experience lower abdominal pain, back pain, anemia, and cachexia. The characteristics of early cervical cancer are that there is no obvious abnormality in pelvic examination. The size and characteristics of the uterine body are often normal. The enlargement of the uterine body depends to a certain extent on the spread of the tumor, but more on the accompanying myoma or uterine cavity accumulation. In most cases, the larger the uterine cavity, the worse the prognosis. For postmenopausal women with the above symptoms, if examination finds that the uterus is not obviously atrophic but appears full or there is uterine cavity accumulation, then the disease should be suspected to have clinical symptoms, especially in women with infectious factors.

The above is the characteristics of cervical cancer analyzed from a medical perspective. I believe that after reading the above, readers have a certain understanding of this. In daily life, we must be familiar with the characteristics of cervical cancer to avoid the disease coming without knowing it, which will cause great harm to health.

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