Early manifestations of cervical cancer secretions

The early secretions of cervical cancer may appear as bloody leucorrhea, mucous leucorrhea, rice-washing water-like leucorrhea, etc.

1. Bloody leucorrhea: Early cervical cancer patients may have bloody leucorrhea on their underwear, that is, blood streaks or blood in the leucorrhea. This is because cancer cells invade the cervical mucosal tissue, causing local tissue degeneration, necrosis, erosion, and exudation, resulting in bloody secretions.

2. Mucous leucorrhea: The secretions of early cervical cancer are mostly mucous leucorrhea, without odor. This is a common symptom of increased vaginal discharge in the early stage of cervical cancer.

3. Leucorrhea like rice-washing water: As the cancer tissue grows, vaginal secretions may increase further and appear as leucorrhea like rice-washing water, accompanied by a fishy odor.

The early symptoms of cervical cancer are generally similar to those of cervicitis, and these symptoms are easily ignored by patients. When women experience the above symptoms, they should seek medical attention and conduct relevant examinations in a timely manner. Actively take corresponding measures.