What are the early symptoms of cervical cancer? How to treat cervical cancer?

Cervical cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors in women, and its cause is still unclear. Women who marry early, have children early, have multiple births, and have sexual dysfunction have a higher incidence of the disease. The cure rate for patients in the middle and late stages is very low. As a woman, you should clean yourself, strengthen your health care, pay attention to regular gynecological examinations, and seek medical attention in a timely manner when you find symptoms or signs.

The high-risk groups for cervical cancer include those who have had early sexual intercourse (before the age of 16); those who have multiple sexual partners; women who have given birth prematurely; and those with weakened immune systems: HIV-positive, organ transplant, or chemotherapy patients. These people are at high risk for cervical cancer and should be vigilant and take preventive measures.

The most common symptom of cervical cancer is irregular vaginal bleeding, especially during the following periods: vaginal bleeding that is not a menstrual period, bleeding or pain during intercourse, or bleeding at any time after menopause. Other symptoms include: vaginal discharge;

Pelvic pain, back pain, bleeding or pain when urinating, swollen feet, general fatigue, and weight loss. However, even if the above symptoms occur, it does not necessarily mean cervical cancer. It may be caused by other diseases, but you must go to the hospital for diagnosis immediately.

Cervical cancer prevention measures

1. Gynecological examinations are conducted regularly

Advocate family planning and late marriage and childbirth.

3. Popularize health knowledge and improve women’s hygiene.

4. Pay attention to the prevention and treatment of chronic cervical diseases, and actively treat cervical precancerous lesions such as cervical erosion, cervical warts, and cervical atypical hyperplasia.