Identification of early symptoms of uterine cancer

With the increasing life and work pressure of urban women, many female tumors have begun to become prevalent, and uterine cancer is one of them. Uterine cancer is a chronic disease process. The early symptoms mainly include uterine bleeding, abnormal uterine secretions, and pain. These symptoms are often ignored and treated as ordinary gynecological problems. Therefore, it is particularly important to identify and understand the early symptoms of uterine cancer.

Early bleeding from uterine cancer

1. Bleeding can be said to be the most typical early symptom of uterine cancer, accounting for 81.4% of uterine cancer patients. Paying attention to vaginal bleeding symptoms can help detect uterine cancer in its early stages.

2. Generally speaking, vaginal bleeding is contact bleeding, such as bleeding that often occurs after sexual intercourse, excretion, heavy physical labor or gynecological examination, and usually these women also have abnormal menstruation.

3. Another type of bleeding can be seen in leucorrhea. Women with long-term leucorrhea should be checked in time, as this may also be an early symptom of uterine cancer.

The severity of bleeding can usually determine the progression of the disease. In the early stages of uterine cancer, bleeding is less and can stop on its own; when the disease becomes serious, there will be heavy bleeding, and long-term chronic or acute bleeding can also lead to anemia. If menopausal women have symptoms of vaginal bleeding, they must be highly vigilant.

Abnormal secretions in the early stages of uterine cancer

Abnormal vaginal discharge may be a sign of early uterine cancer. Increased vaginal discharge is the most common early symptom of uterine cancer, accounting for about 82.3% of patients. Uterine cancer is often accompanied by increased vaginal discharge, but conversely, increased vaginal discharge does not mean uterine cancer. Data show that 99.35% of married women with increased vaginal discharge do not have uterine cancer. In addition to increased discharge, early uterine cancer may also cause other abnormal vaginal discharge, such as color, odor, and foul smell.

Metastasis and pain

Generally, the later the uterine cancer develops, the more and faster it will metastasize. However, it is not uncommon for early lesions to metastasize. In addition to the lymphatic system, the most common metastases of uterine cancer are lung metastases, bone metastases, and liver metastases. At this time, anemia, weight loss, fever, or uremia may occur. Pain is a late-stage symptom of uterine cancer. Pain in the lower abdomen, waist, thighs, etc. is caused by the tumor compressing the nerves in the pelvic cavity. The tumor compresses the rectum, causing constipation. Compression of the bladder causes frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, or hematuria.

The above is a rough analysis of the early symptoms of uterine cancer. Female friends must pay more attention to their own health. If gynecological problems occur, go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to rule out the possibility of major diseases. Pay attention to adjusting your personal mentality in life. Mood factors are also an important cause of uterine cancer. Also pay attention to sleep time and maintain good work and rest habits.