Causes and treatment of abdominal distension caused by cervical cancer

Abdominal distension caused by cervical cancer mainly indicates the possibility of intestinal obstruction caused by metastasis to the abdominal and pelvic cavities and invasion of surrounding tissues, which can be confirmed by an upright abdominal plain film examination. Intestinal obstruction caused by cervical cancer is mainly treated by enterostomy. Secondly, ascites caused by pelvic and abdominal metastasis requires the placement of an abdominal drainage tube to release ascites and exfoliated cytology to check for cancer cells. Finally, systemic chemotherapy and intraperitoneal chemotherapy are required.

Symptoms of stage 3 cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is a common gynecological malignancy in clinical practice. Since this tumor progresses quickly, it has a great impact on women. Stage III cervical cancer indicates peripheral invasion and lymph node metastasis. For this stage of cervical cancer, combined surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy are often required to achieve better clinical results. After the treatment, a follow-up examination should be given every three months. The review items include pelvic CT and tumor indicators. Since this stage is prone to postoperative recurrence and metastasis, close follow-up is required.

What to do if you have cervical cancer and dysmenorrhea

Once the cervix is ​​diagnosed with cervical cancer, you must go to the hospital for active treatment. The general clinical symptoms of cervical cancer are irregular bleeding and abnormal secretions. Most of them will have a fishy or foul smell. In addition, there will be severe bleeding. In this case, you generally need to go to the hospital for treatment according to the situation. Early detection and early treatment of cervical cancer will have better results. Therefore, if you have cervical cancer, you must go to the hospital and have surgery as soon as possible. After the surgery, take appropriate treatment methods according to the pathological results to regulate the symptoms. Therefore, cervical cancer and dysmenorrhea are generally treated as the main treatment at this time. Cervical cancer needs to go to the hospital for related tests before treatment. Generally, if women have irregular bleeding, they must go to the hospital regularly every year for routine cervical cancer screening to detect and treat it as early as possible.