The main manifestations of early cervical cancer will help you understand the three manifestations of cervical cancer

The main symptoms of early cervical cancer are vaginal contact bleeding, irregular bleeding, pain in the lumbar and lower abdomen, and increased vaginal discharge.

1. Vaginal bleeding <br/>Contact bleeding is the main symptom of cervical cancer. Bleeding can occur after sexual intercourse, and blood may be present in vaginal discharge when straining to defecate. Irregular vaginal bleeding without any reason after menopause may be a sign of early cervical cancer.
2. Pain Cervical cancer can cause pain in the lumbar sacral region and lower abdomen. The pain can sometimes occur in the thigh and hip joints, and can be aggravated during sexual intercourse and menstruation. When the cervix is ​​touched, the pain is more severe and even nausea may occur, seriously affecting sexual life.
3. Increased vaginal discharge <br/>Most patients with cervical cancer may experience increased vaginal discharge, which is mainly manifested as increased leucorrhea, accompanied by changes in color and odor, such as stickiness, sometimes blood, and a foul odor. If the above symptoms occur, you should be alert to whether it is cervical cancer.