Is uterine cancer the same as cervical cancer?

Uterine cancer and cervical cancer are not the same. Cervical cancer mainly refers to the uterus and vagina, including malignant tumors of the cervical canal. This is also a common tumor in women. As for cervical cancer, it usually occurs in elderly women and is also called endometrial cancer. These two types of malignant tumors are extremely harmful to women, so we should do a good job of prevention and have regular physical examinations.

The symptoms during the development period are the same as those of cervical cancer. Most patients with cervical cancer have varying degrees of increased vaginal discharge and irregular vaginal bleeding. The early manifestations are a small amount of bloody leucorrhea and contact vaginal bleeding. Patients often come to the doctor because of a small amount of vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse or defecation.

Warm reminder: Cervical cancer and uterine cancer are different, so women need to do a good examination before treatment to find out whether it is cervical cancer or uterine cancer before treatment.

1. Pay attention to sexual hygiene; usually pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva and underwear, and pay attention to menstrual hygiene.

2. Wash your hands frequently; before and after meals, and after urinating or defecating.

3. Do not take drugs, smoke or drink alcohol;

4. Wear breathable, loose pure cotton underwear; mold can easily survive in a humid and warm environment, so you should wear breathable, loose pure cotton underwear to prevent the occurrence of symptoms of mold and cervicitis.

5. Maintain a sterile living environment; women who have sex should keep clean and fresh sheets.

6. Change your unhealthy lifestyle; high-fat, high-calorie foods plus lack of exercise are very harmful to people's health.

7. Eat more vegetables and fruits; all kinds of raw vegetables, dark green vegetables and fruits also have a preventive effect on different cancers. According to expert research, 60% to 70% of cancers are preventable, of which 30% to 40% can be improved through dietary adjustments.

Through the above introduction, I believe you have a certain understanding of the prevention of cervical cancer. I hope it can be helpful to you. Start preventing cervical cancer now and prevent it as soon as possible and stay away from cervical cancer as soon as possible!