Will cervical cancer cause back pain? Will cervical cancer cause bleeding during sexual intercourse in the early stages?

In the early stages of cervical cancer, patients generally do not experience back pain, but may experience adverse symptoms such as contact bleeding and vaginal bleeding. In the middle and late stages, cervical cancer may also cause pain due to bone metastasis and lumbar metastasis. At this time, oral medications are needed to relieve the pain.

In real life, the occurrence of cervical cancer often brings serious mental distress to patients, which is also very detrimental to improving the quality of life, and even causes some patients to be unable to work and live normally. So, does cervical cancer cause back pain? Let's find out below!

The occurrence of cervical cancer may cause adverse symptoms such as low back pain. Cervical cancer is a relatively common disease and a malignant tumor disease with a very high incidence rate. This malignant tumor usually does not have any adverse symptoms in the early stages, so it is very easy to be ignored by patients, resulting in missing the best time for treatment. In other words, cervical cancer usually does not cause low back pain in the early stages.

Generally speaking, the main adverse symptom induced by cervical cancer in the early stage is often contact bleeding. That is, women will bleed during sexual intercourse; secondly, patients may also experience vaginal bleeding and discharge. Generally speaking, these are often difficult to detect. In clinical practice, doctors usually recommend patients to undergo cervical cancer screening, which generally includes liquid-based cytology and human papillomavirus screening, to clarify the patient's condition.

Generally speaking, when cervical cancer reaches the late stage, patients often experience some compression symptoms, which cause bone metastasis and lumbar metastasis, which in turn lead to adverse symptoms such as low back pain, which reduces the patient's quality of life and even makes it difficult for the patient to work and live normally. At this time, this pain is often not relieved and is unbearable for ordinary people. It requires the help of some oral medications to relieve it.

In addition, when cervical cancer reaches the late stage, it will cause compression of the ureter, leading to ureteral obstruction and inducing hydronephrosis. At this time, the patient will also experience adverse symptoms of low back pain.