Abnormal bleeding may be cervical cancer. If cervical cancer is found, it must be treated in time.

Cervical cancer is not an incurable disease. The key is early detection. Patients with early cervical cancer have no symptoms. When it continues to develop, the following clinical manifestations may appear.

Cervical cancer bleeding abnormalities

1. The first symptom is usually "contact bleeding", such as bleeding during sexual intercourse, bleeding during gynecological examinations, or irregular bleeding after menopause.

2. Vaginal leucorrhea increases further. The leucorrhea is as thin as rice washing water. Due to the infection and necrosis of cancerous tissue, the secretion has a strong odor.

3. When the tumor develops further and the cancerous tissue invades the pelvic wall and nerves, the patient will feel severe back pain, leg pain and lower abdominal pain. If the mass compresses the lymph and blood vessels, the lower limbs will swell severely; if the mass invades the rectum and bladder, defecation and urination will become difficult, and there may also be blood in the urine.

4. Irregular vaginal bleeding is a common early symptom of cervical cancer. Elderly women have been in menopause for many years, and suddenly they have their period for no reason. The amount of bleeding is often not much, and there is no abdominal pain, back pain and other symptoms, which can be easily ignored. In fact, this irregular vaginal bleeding is often a manifestation of cervical cancer.

5. Early symptoms of cervical cancer may also cause increased vaginal discharge. Clinically, many patients with cervical cancer have varying degrees of increased vaginal discharge, most of which are manifested as increased leucorrhea. Later, they are mostly accompanied by changes in odor and color. Increased leucorrhea is caused by cancer stimulation of cervical cancer. At first, they have normal color and odor. Later, due to necrosis and infection of cancer tissue, purulent, rice soup or bloody leucorrhea will flow out of the vagina.

6. Contact bleeding is the most prominent early symptom of cervical cancer. Many patients with cervical cancer have vaginal bleeding, which is often manifested as vaginal discharge mixed with fresh discharge after sexual intercourse or during gynecological examinations, or when straining during bowel movements. If a woman bleeds after sexual intercourse, don't always think that it is caused by improper force during sexual intercourse.

Early cervical cancer is easy to detect

Cervical cancer also has a characteristic that it is easy to detect in the early stages. Signs of cervical cancer can be detected in the early stages, whether it is a routine gynecological examination or a more professional thin-layer cytology examination. In addition, some physical signs may also indicate cervical cancer, such as vaginal contact bleeding (such as sexual intercourse), bleeding during bowel movements, etc. If you have these symptoms, you can go to the hospital for a gynecological examination.

Don't delay treatment for cervical cancer

The cure rate of cervical cancer is very high, and it is slow from the early stage to the middle and late stage, but it is cancer after all, and you cannot relax your vigilance, especially once it is discovered, you cannot delay. The earlier the treatment, the greater the possibility of recovery. After the cancer is discovered, if you are particularly busy at work and do not have the necessary rest, it will reduce immunity and aggravate the cancer.

Now, because many women have a strong sense of health, cervical cancer can usually be detected in the early stage, so that it can be treated early. In the central and western regions, due to the limitations of economic development, many women have no awareness of physical examinations, and cervical cancer is often discovered in the late stage, with a relatively high mortality rate. This also reminds most women to establish a health awareness of regular physical examinations and early treatment.