How to prevent cervical cancer? Common symptoms of cervical cancer

If you can detect cervical cancer as soon as possible, you can better control it. Therefore, when cervical cancer symptoms are suspected, medical examination and treatment should be carried out immediately. Here, let's take a look at the prevention and symptoms of cervical cancer.

Prevention of cervical cancer

Keep yourself clean and avoid having sex too early, too frequently, or too frequently.

Pay attention to personal hygiene. Due to some gynecological inflammation, many women abuse antibiotics for a long time, which leads to increased drug resistance and reduced resistance.

Vaccination. In recent years, the incidence and mortality of cervical cancer in my country have been on the rise and are becoming younger. Compared with cervical cancer prevention, some regions in my country are in the leading position, and their advanced experience is worth learning from. With the introduction of 2-valent and 4-valent vaccines, the primary prevention of cervical cancer in my country will be further developed. But we should also realize that the promotion of HPV vaccines is a long-term task, and there is still a long way to go to prevent cervical cancer.

Supplement vitamin C. There are more and more examples of cancer caused by viruses. C is very important to inhibit the damage caused by viruses. Recently, scientists have discovered that vitamin C has more than a dozen effects on enhancing immunity, including the production of antibodies and promoting the maturation of immune cells.

Supplement trace elements. Zinc and selenium play an extremely important role in the production and function of immune cells. Foods high in zinc and selenium are mainly oysters, fish, lean meat, edible fungi, peanuts, wheat germ powder, nuts, etc.

So, what symptoms of cervical cancer should we pay attention to?

Early symptoms of cervical cancer

Abnormal vaginal discharge. In the early stages of cervical cancer, abnormal vaginal discharge usually appears first, including increased vaginal discharge volume, abnormal vaginal discharge shape, and odor. Once this symptom appears, we should pay attention to it, which indicates that your uterine cancer may have reached a more serious stage. We must pay attention to it, go to the hospital for examination, and treat it in time.

Most women who are not menstruating will also experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding, which is often easily mistaken for irregular menstruation. Women in menopause may suddenly experience vaginal bleeding, which are early symptoms of cervical cancer, but are often easily misunderstood as irregular menstruation and easily ignored by women.

Contact bleeding. After sexual intercourse or constipation, vaginal discharge (leucorrhea) is mixed with blood, sometimes in a stringy shape, sometimes in a dark red color. If a woman who is over 30 years old, has given birth, and lives with her husband and wife suddenly has vaginal spot bleeding after sexual intercourse, it should be regarded as an early sign of cervical cancer.

Lower body pain. Mainly concentrated in the uterus. This is also a symptom of early cervical cancer. The cause of the pain is the spread and invasion of cancer cells. Once there are too many cancer cells, it will cause the female uterus to worsen. At this time, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Frequent and urgent urination. Since cervical cancer is a malignant tumor, the tumor will slowly grow over time until it affects the pelvic cavity. Many women with cervical cancer suffer from urinary system disorders, frequent and urgent urination symptoms in the early stages due to the impact of pelvic tumors. If not treated and controlled in time, it will quickly develop to the middle and late stages, endangering the women's lives.

If women have the above symptoms, they must be examined and diagnosed in time.