In what cases should uterine cancer be checked? There are 4 conditions in the body that require uterine cancer screening

Uterine cancer is a disease of the female reproductive system and one of the most common cancers, second only to cervical cancer. Uterine cancer is mostly seen in middle-aged and elderly women, especially those over 50 years old. However, in recent years, with the increase in work pressure and environmental pollution, the incidence of uterine cancer has become younger and younger. However, in the early stages of uterine cancer, many people do not have obvious symptoms. Even if there are some mild symptoms, uterine cancer is not considered. Therefore, it cannot be discovered and treated in time, which will cause the condition to become more and more serious.

So what are the signs of uterine cancer?

1. Vaginal bleeding

Vaginal bleeding here refers to irregular bleeding. Patients with uterine cancer usually experience irregular vaginal bleeding under the stimulation of the tumor, which is also a typical symptom of uterine cancer. If you find yourself always having irregular bleeding without the influence of any other factors, you should pay enough attention to it. Find out the cause of vaginal bleeding. If you find it difficult to determine the cause, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

2. Changes in vaginal discharge

Patients with uterine cancer will also have changes in vaginal discharge, the main manifestation of which is an increase in vaginal discharge. Under normal circumstances, every woman will have vaginal discharge, especially around ovulation, when vaginal discharge will increase compared to usual. However, if there is no increase in vaginal discharge during ovulation, and the discharge has a foul odor, this is an abnormal situation. At this time, you should consider whether it is caused by a problem with the uterus.

3. Pain

Most patients with uterine cancer will experience pain, and the pain sites vary. The main pain sites are the waist and abdomen. Many patients think that pain in the waist and abdomen is caused by cold or lumbar spine problems, which is an incorrect idea. If abdominal pain or waist pain often occurs without any influence, it is necessary to consider whether it is a uterine problem. Some patients also have difficulty urinating, and they also need to consider whether it is caused by uterine problems.

4. Other manifestations

Patients with uterine cancer will also have some systemic symptoms in the early stages of the disease, mainly fever, fatigue, sallow complexion, and emaciation. Their weight will drop rapidly in a short period of time, their physical fitness will decline, and they will easily feel tired.

The above are the signs before uterine cancer comes. By understanding these symptoms, you can make a better judgment. Once you really have uterine cancer, you can find it earlier and treat it in time. Middle-aged and elderly women should learn to observe their own bodies and go to the hospital for gynecological examinations regularly.