What are the signs of cervical cancer in women?

Cervical cancer is mainly a malignant disease that occurs in the female body. The induction of cervical cancer is related to many reasons, which is mainly due to the development of some gynecological diseases. Therefore, when cervical cancer occurs, it is still necessary to pay attention to it and take timely treatment measures. Most women may experience some symptoms in the early stages of cervical cancer, so pay attention to any abnormalities in your body. So what are the symptoms of cervical cancer?

1. There are generally no obvious clinical symptoms in the early stages of cervical cancer. Some individuals experience increased vaginal discharge, yellow pus, an odor, and bleeding during sexual intercourse. Cervical exfoliative cytology examination indicates that the cervical epithelium has undergone internal neoplasia, that is, atypical hyperplasia of cervical epithelial cells. Under a microscope, it is found that the cell nuclei are abnormally enlarged, the cells are disordered, and there is no polarity. At the same time, the HPV high-risk type is tested positive. In this case, you must be vigilant about the occurrence of cervical cancer. It is recommended to do a biopsy of the cervix and give appropriate treatment based on the results.

2. There are usually no symptoms of cervical cancer. A small number of people will experience an increase in the amount of vaginal discharge, blood in the vaginal discharge, or contact bleeding, that is, bleeding after sexual intercourse. Cervical cancer screening is something that every woman must do, even if she has no symptoms. If there are no problems with the cervical cancer screening, a review every 3-5 years is sufficient. If the cervical precancer screening shows high-risk human papillomavirus positive and cervical precancerous lesions, the next step of treatment must be determined based on the examination results. First, a colposcopy examination is required, and observation should be done under the colposcopy, and a biopsy should be taken for pathology. The next treatment plan will be determined based on the pathology results.

3. The main signs of cervical cancer are contact bleeding and vaginal discharge. Contact bleeding mainly occurs after sexual intercourse. Some patients who have already entered amenorrhea may experience irregular bleeding, and women of childbearing age may experience irregular menstruation. Vaginal discharge can be white liquid or bloody liquid, and sometimes it is accompanied by a foul odor. If the disease develops to the late stage, cancer cells will invade the bladder and rectum, and even compress the ureters. The patient may experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, and hematuria, and the prognosis of late-stage cervical cancer will be greatly reduced. Therefore, patients are advised to pay attention to early screening of cervical cancer.