What are the common symptoms of early cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is a common gynecological malignancy. In the early stage, the common typical clinical symptom is contact bleeding. If large blood vessels are invaded, heavy bleeding may occur. Most patients with inflammation show prolonged menstruation and increased menstrual blood volume. If it is a middle-aged or elderly patient, it generally manifests as irregular vaginal bleeding after menopause, usually with a foul odor. The early symptoms of cervical cancer are not obvious. As the disease progresses, vaginal discharge may increase, mainly leucorrhea, which may be accompanied by an abnormal odor. Most people have no symptoms in the early stages of cervical cancer.

What should I pay attention to before cervical cancer screening?

The precautions before cervical cancer screening mainly include the following points: Avoid menstruation during screening, and try to arrange the screening time three days after menstruation. It is best to check three days after the end of menstruation, and do not have sex three days before screening. Women who have sex usually need cervical HPV and TCT screening every 3-5 years.

How long does postoperative chemoradiotherapy for cervical cancer 2b last?

After 25 radiotherapy sessions and 2 chemotherapy sessions for cervical cancer stage 2b, pelvic enhanced CT can be performed to observe whether surgical resection treatment is feasible; after surgery for cervical cancer stage 2b, if the patient recovers well, radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be started in about 2-3 weeks.