Early symptoms of cervical cancer

Cervical cancer may not have any discomfort in the early stage, and it is often found during physical examination and census. Many patients seek medical attention because of contact vaginal bleeding. Painless vaginal bleeding often occurs during sexual intercourse, stool and vaginal examination. A small number of patients have increased vaginal discharge, which is pink and foul-smelling. For postmenopausal women, it is necessary to pay enough attention to the discovery of vaginal bleeding, and they should go to the gynecological department of the hospital for special examination in time. Although there are no symptoms at ordinary times, a gynecological examination or a census using a cervical brushes method should be carried out every year, which is very beneficial for the early detection of cervical cancer. For suspicious patients, it can also be checked by colposcopy, biopsy and other methods to achieve early detection of cervical cancer.

Not paying attention to menstrual hygiene, disordered sexual behavior, and some chronic cervical diseases, such as chronic cervicitis, leukoplakia, and laceration, are all related to cervical cancer. Important measures for cervical cancer.