What are the characteristics of menstruation in patients with cervical cancer

Some people always have vaginal bleeding after menstruation. In fact, the subsequent bleeding is not menstruation, but bleeding on the surface of the cervix. When cervical cancer further develops and invades the uterine cavity, it may cause increased menstrual volume or even heavy bleeding, thereby prolonging the menstrual period and making the menstrual blood have a noticeable odor. Cervical cancer must be discovered early, and early intervention and treatment must be carried out. Early cervical cancer cannot have any symptoms. After the tumor progresses, cervical contact pain and irregular bleeding may occur. Cervical cancer bleeding is different from menstrual bleeding. Among them, menstrual blood manifests as regular bleeding. Cervical cancer usually rarely causes heavy bleeding. This bleeding is usually caused by ruptured blood vessels on the surface of the tumor. After the tumor infiltration progresses, the patient may show lower abdominal pain, back pain or lower abdominal distension, difficulty in defecation, blood in the stool, hematuria, etc.

Postoperative chemoradiotherapy for cervical cancer

The side effects of chemotherapy are relatively large. While killing cancer cells, it also damages a large number of normal cells, impairing their functions, sharply reducing the number of immune cells, rapidly declining immune functions, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, lymphedema, poor sleep, hair loss, etc. Once these phenomena occur, patients should be given more confidence to assist the effect of clinical symptomatic treatment. I am very happy to serve you and see your question. According to your description, long-term drinking is good for the body and can be used for a long time. Pay attention to regular review to prevent recurrence. Suggestion: Chinese medicine can be used to inhibit the growth of cancer cells after surgery, and patients can be given nutritious food after surgery to promote the recovery of the disease.

Why does cervical precancerous lesions occur?

Cervical cancer is a common cancer in women. It is mainly caused by persistent infection with the high-risk HPV virus. HPV virus is mainly transmitted through sex. If there is unclean behavior and multiple sexual partners, it is easy to cause cervical cancer. At the same time, women should regularly go to regular hospitals for gynecological examinations and cervical cancer prevention screening, such as TCT and HPV examinations, to determine the condition as soon as possible. Cervical cancer is a common cervical disease, which is generally divided into early and late stages clinically.