Three itchy spots in the early stages of cervical cancer

The symptoms of early cervical cancer are mainly vaginal itching, vulvar itching and facial itching. Although these symptoms may vary from person to person, they are usually important warning signs of early cervical cancer.

1. Vaginal itching: It is one of the common symptoms of early cervical cancer. This is mainly due to cervical cancer causing cervical mucosal erosion and increased purulent secretions. These secretions will irritate the vaginal mucosa during discharge, causing varying degrees of itching.

2. Vulvar itching: It is also a common symptom of early cervical cancer. As the disease progresses, the patient's leucorrhea will become abnormal, such as increased volume and worse odor. These abnormal leucorrhea will irritate the vulva and cause vulvar itching.

3. Facial skin itching: It is also an atypical symptom of early cervical cancer. This may be due to changes in hormone levels in cervical cancer patients, as well as skin lesions such as facial flat warts caused by viral infections, which lead to varying degrees of itching on the face.

These symptoms are not specific to cervical cancer and may also be related to other diseases. If these symptoms occur, it is recommended to seek medical attention in a timely manner and undergo a comprehensive gynecological examination to detect and treat cervical cancer at an early stage.