Cervical cancer usually causes pain in three places

Cervical cancer usually does not cause pain, especially in the early stages. Cervical cancer pain is divided into three symptoms: sexual intercourse pain, back pain, and lower abdominal pain. If you have any discomfort, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time and receive treatment under the doctor's advice.

1. Pain during sexual intercourse: Cervical cancer may invade the vaginal wall, causing pain during sexual intercourse. This may occur at the same time as syphilis rash or after syphilis rash. Use water-based lubricants, original silicone-based lubricants, fresh private lubricants, etc. under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Low back pain: When the tumor invades the tissues near the pelvic cavity, such as the psoas major muscle, it may cause low back pain. Low back pain is usually not as frequent as pain during sexual intercourse, but when the tumor is large or spreads to surrounding tissues, low back pain may be aggravated. It is recommended to rest and adjust your posture to avoid staying in the same posture for a long time, and maintain a good sitting and sleeping posture. Hot or cold compresses: Use hot or cold compresses to relieve low back pain according to personal feeling.

3. Lower abdominal pain: As the tumor grows, it may compress or invade the organs in the pelvic cavity, causing lower abdominal pain. This pain may worsen as the tumor grows and spreads, affecting daily life. It is recommended to stay comfortable and avoid activities that may aggravate the pain, such as heavy physical labor or strenuous exercise. If the lower abdominal pain persists or worsens, you should consult to rule out other possible causes.

In daily life, maintaining a balanced diet, eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, and foods rich in antioxidants can help the body resist disease. At the same time, ensuring adequate rest, maintaining good sleep quality, and avoiding excessive fatigue are all important health care measures.