Early symptoms of uterine cancer

The early symptoms of uterine cancer mainly include abnormal vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain, irregular vaginal bleeding, physical fatigue, etc.

1. Abnormal vaginal discharge: Patients with uterine cancer may have increased discharge, bloody discharge, or odorous discharge, which are mainly related to the infection of the vaginal mucosa by cancer cells.

2. Lower abdominal pain: Patients with uterine cancer may also experience lower abdominal pain, which may be caused by the invasion of cancer cells on the uterus or surrounding tissues.

3. Irregular vaginal bleeding: This is a common clinical symptom in patients with uterine cancer in the early stages. Patients may experience bleeding after sexual intercourse, bowel movements, activities, or gynecological examinations. They may also experience postmenopausal vaginal bleeding.

4. Physical fatigue: Because uterine cancer is a wasting disease, as the disease progresses, it will consume nutrients in the patient's body, leading to physical fatigue.

Note: In addition, as the disease progresses, uterine cancer patients may further compress the bladder, rectum and other organs, causing symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency or constipation. Patients are advised to pay attention to it and seek medical treatment as soon as possible for relevant examinations to facilitate early detection and treatment of uterine cancer. In daily life, you should relax your mind, avoid anxiety and tension, maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, and enhance your confidence in treatment. Pay more attention to personal hygiene to avoid infection.