Early symptoms of uterine cancer

Early symptoms of uterine cancer:

The early symptoms of uterine cancer are not particularly obvious, but as the disease progresses, vaginal bleeding, increased vaginal discharge, difficulty defecation, lower abdominal pain, etc. may occur.

1. Vaginal bleeding:

Vaginal bleeding is an early symptom of uterine cancer, mainly manifested as irregular

Vaginal bleeding, especially after exposure to some irritants, can be noticeable.

2. Increased vaginal discharge:

Patients with uterine cancer have increased leucorrhea, which is manifested as thin white water with a foul odor. After infection, the discharge ulcerates and becomes purulent, accompanied by ectopic discharge.

3. Difficulty in defecation:

Women with uterine cancer often experience difficulty defecating in the early stages, mainly manifested as constipation. In severe cases, toxic substances in the body cannot be excreted in time, reducing blood circulation and metabolic capacity.

4. Lower abdominal pain:

When uterine cancer occurs, it will cause great harm to the body. Due to the continuous invasion of metabolic tumor tissue and tissue necrosis, in addition to causing lower abdominal pain, it will also be accompanied by continuous fever.

When patients experience the above symptoms, they must go to the hospital as soon as possible to take appropriate treatment methods to avoid threatening their future health and safety and increasing the difficulty of treatment.