What are the symptoms of cervical cancer? The best treatment for cervical cancer

1. Increased vaginal discharge mainly refers to increased leucorrhea, which is the most common early symptom of cervical cancer. It accounts for about 82% and 3% of patients. Of course, increased leucorrhea is not a special symptom of cervical cancer. Among married women, 99.35% of those with increased leucorrhea do not have cervical cancer. Increased leucorrhea in cervical cancer is due to the presence of cancer stimulating the hypersecretion of cervical glands. As cancer develops, the vagina secretes turbid, rice-washing water-like or purulent bloody slurry with a special odor or even a peculiar smell. This is a symptom caused by necrosis and shedding of cancerous tissue and secondary infection. Some patients may also suffer from secondary vulvitis.

2. Irregular vaginal bleeding accounts for 81% and 4% of cervical cancer patients. This bleeding usually occurs after sexual intercourse or defecation. Some bleed after sports activities or gynecological examinations, and menstruation is irregular. In the early stages, the amount of bleeding is small and can often stop on its own. In the late stage, cancer invades large blood vessels, or because the cancer itself is rich in blood vessels, heavy bleeding may occur. Long-term chronic bleeding or acute bleeding can cause patients to have anemia symptoms. Therefore, if women are vigilant after many years of menopause,

3. Pain is one of the common symptoms of advanced cervical cancer. Cancer compresses the pelvic nerves, causing pain in the lower abdomen, lower back or thighs; if the cancer invades the rectum, constipation and anal swelling may occur; if it compresses the bladder, frequent urination, urgency, pain and hematuria may occur.

4. The metastasis of cervical cancer symptoms is generally faster as the lesion metastasizes, but early lesions metastasis is not uncommon. In addition to the lymphatic system, the more common metastasis of cervical cancer is lung metastasis, bone metastasis and liver metastasis. At this time, anemia, weight loss, fever or uremia may occur.