Symptoms of cervical cancer lymph node metastasis

Symptoms of cervical cancer lymph node metastasis may appear in the early and late stages, such as metastasis to the groin, the subcutaneous surface lymph nodes of the groin, and the patient may touch the enlarged lymph nodes, sometimes the groin is swollen, and the patient touches the painful or painless nodules, which are symptoms of lymph node metastasis. In the late stage, the enlarged lymph nodes on the surface of the body may be touched, sometimes the groin is swollen, and the patient touches the painful or painless nodules. For patients with abdominal lymph node metastasis, symptoms of rectal or bladder compression may occur, such as rectal compression may cause difficulty in defecation, and bladder compression may cause difficulty in urination. For enlarged lymph nodes, local radiotherapy can improve the patient's clinical symptoms.

How to prevent cervical cancer?

HPV vaccine is made of attenuated HPV virus particles. After injection, it can induce female immune response, produce antibodies against HPV, effectively prevent HPV infection, and reduce the incidence of cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is a gynecological malignant tumor with a very high incidence rate. The poor self-care awareness of female friends is an important factor leading to a significant increase in the incidence of malignant tumors. In order to prevent cervical cancer, women should go to the hospital regularly for cervical screening, including cervical screening TCT and HCV examination.

Clinical manifestations and diagnosis of cervical cancer?

The clinical manifestations of cervical cancer may not be obvious in the early stage, and there may be pain and bleeding in the lower body in the middle and late stages. You can go to the hospital for B-ultrasound review and gynecological examination to find pelvic masses, or metastasis due to other symptoms. Doctors find abnormalities through activities such as cytology cervical cancer screening, further check the colposcopy, and then perform a biopsy. Doctors need to rely on biopsy for diagnosis, that is, histological examination. The diagnostic standard is pathological tissue testing. Cervical cancer usually manifests as contact vaginal bleeding and increased leucorrhea.