What are the symptoms of cervical cancer?

In the early stage of cervical cancer, there is no obvious change in menstruation. If it is in the late stage of cervical cancer, there may be excessive bleeding, prolonged menstruation or irregular vaginal bleeding, but cervical cancer cannot be judged by menstruation. Cervical cancer requires cervical precancer screening. Cervical cancer is a common malignant tumor in the female reproductive system, with an increasing incidence and younger age.

Does cervical cancer cause stomach pain in the early stages?

The pain of early patients is generally mild and will not interfere with the patient's daily life in most cases. As the disease progresses and reaches the middle and late stages of cervical cancer, the patient's pain becomes more severe, generally moderate to severe pain. Some pain will seriously affect the patient's daily life, making the patient unable to sleep or eat, etc. This pain generally requires medication for analgesia. Patients with early cervical cancer rarely experience pain when pressing the stomach, because for patients with early cervical cancer, the lesions are relatively limited, rarely invade the surrounding tissues of the cervix, and will not metastasize. Cervical cancer is usually just a routine check-up, because it is not easy to detect without special symptoms, so it is recommended that healthy women undergo routine gynecological examinations every year, and cervical cancer screening should be performed at any time if there are cervical problems.

Is cervical cancer painful after surgery?

Cervical cancer surgery is a relatively large operation in gynecology, so after the operation, there will be incision pain. The doctor can give intramuscular injections of morphine for pain relief or use a pain pump during the operation. As the body recovers and the incision heals, the pain symptoms will gradually subside and disappear. After the operation, if the patient is bedridden for a long time, the possibility of deep vein thrombosis in the lower extremities may increase. In this case, the patient may experience symptoms of pain and swelling in the lower extremities. You can consider a deep vein color Doppler ultrasound examination. Women with early cervical cancer usually need to consider surgery to remove the uterus.