What are the symptoms of pre-uterine cancer? How to identify pre-uterine cancer?

Uterine cancer is a major threat to women's health and has a low cure rate. However, if it is discovered in time in the early stages of the disease and treated as soon as possible, the possibility of recovery is still relatively high. The main symptoms of uterine cancer in the early stages of the disease are vaginal bleeding, contact pain, abnormal vaginal secretions, and cervical erosion, which have many similarities with the symptoms of other cervical diseases, so you need to be careful to identify the disease after you become ill.

Uterine cancer is also known as endometrial cancer in clinical practice. Its incidence rate is second only to cervical cancer. The symptoms of uterine cancer are somewhat secretive and have many similar symptoms to other gynecological diseases. It has been found that most of them are in the middle and late stages and are difficult to treat. If it is discovered early and appropriate methods are taken for treatment, the effect is still worth affirming. So, what are the symptoms of early uterine cancer?

1. Vaginal bleeding

Vaginal bleeding is a symptom that often occurs after sexual intercourse. Normal women will not experience vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse, but women with uterine cancer will experience vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse. Some patients will also experience vaginal bleeding after constipation. It should be noted that vaginal bleeding after constipation does not belong to anal bleeding. Especially for older women over 30 years old who have given birth, if these symptoms occur, they must be taken seriously.

2. Pain

In the early stages of uterine cancer, there will also be symptoms of local pain and discomfort. The pain is generally located in the lower abdomen or lumbosacral region. Sometimes the pain can extend to the upper abdomen, thighs, hip joints and other parts. The symptoms will be aggravated especially during menstruation and bowel movements.

3. Abnormal vaginal discharge

Under normal circumstances, the quality and quantity of leucorrhea change with the menstrual cycle. After the menstruation is over, the leucorrhea is less in volume and in a paste form. If the leucorrhea suddenly increases and has a strange smell, you need to pay attention. The increased leucorrhea is mostly turbid, rice-washing water-like, or purulent with blood, and the properties are mostly serous, and accompanied by a special smell. If this kind of leucorrhea occurs, you need to pay special attention and go to the hospital for a routine leucorrhea examination as soon as possible.

4. Uterine erosion occurs

Uterine erosion is also one of the early symptoms of uterine cancer. If young women suffer from uterine erosion for a long time without treatment, or if they still have uterine erosion after menopause, they need to pay special attention to it, as this may be a symptom of the early stage of uterine cancer.