What are the early symptoms of polyp-type endometrial cancer? If you have these symptoms, you need to pay attention

There are three main typical early symptoms of polypoid endometrial cancer. First, the patient will have vaginal bleeding, and some patients will bleed after sexual intercourse and after defecation. Then the patient's menstrual period will become unstable, and the patient will feel slight abdominal pain during exercise. Polypoid endometrial cancer can also cause accompanying symptoms of irritability and indigestion, which will further affect the patient's physical constitution.

The incidence of polyp-type endometrial cancer is relatively low. Most women do not know much about this type of endometrial cancer, so many patients tend to ignore the disease in the early stages. By the time they discover it, endometrial cancer has already developed to the middle and late stages. Therefore, if you know some of the early symptoms of polyp-type endometrial cancer, you can get timely treatment. So what are the early symptoms of polyp-type endometrial cancer?
1. Early typical symptoms of polyp-type endometrial cancer
Vaginal bleeding <br/>Vaginal bleeding is the most common symptom of polypoid endometrial cancer and will begin to appear in the early stages. Patients will find that their secretions are often accompanied by blood, and occasionally there will be simple bleeding, but the amount of vaginal bleeding is not large. Some patients will also experience bleeding after sexual intercourse and bleeding after defecation.
Unstable menstrual period <br/>Polypoid endometrial cancer affects the body's endocrine system, so many patients will experience unstable menstrual period. Some patients' menstrual period will increase, while some patients' menstrual period will be significantly shortened. A few patients will also have multiple menstrual periods in a month.
Abdominal pain <br/>Polypoid endometrial cancer affects other intrauterine mucosa, so patients usually feel mild abdominal pain when walking or doing some simple activities. This kind of abdominal pain is generally tolerable, and the abdominal pain is not persistent and will disappear after stopping exercise.
2. Early symptoms of polyp-type endometrial cancer
1. Irritability <br/>Because this disease affects the body's hormone secretion, the patient's body may suddenly secrete too much estrogen, so the patient often has symptoms of irritability. This irritability usually lasts for a long time and worsens at night.
2. Indigestion <br/>In the early stages of polyp-type endometrial cancer, it can cause loss of appetite, and many patients will experience indigestion after meals. At this time, the patient's body will suddenly become thin, and the polyp tumor will further grow, and the patient's physical condition will become worse and worse.