What is the color of menstrual period if you have cervical cancer?

You have to understand that cancer is an incurable disease. Apart from carrying a seriously ill body and weakly waiting for death, there seems to be no other way to deal with the problem of cancer. So what is the color of menstrual blood if you have cervical cancer?

1. What is the menstrual period like for cervical cancer

1. Early symptoms of cervical cancer

Most cervical cancers develop from "inflammation" to "lesions". Therefore, women must pay extra attention when they experience the following symptoms.

2. Irregular bleeding

The main symptom is that after sexual intercourse or after constipation, the female secretions (discharge) are stained with drops of blood, sometimes in the form of streaks, and sometimes in dark red. Women who are over 30 years old, have given birth and have sexual intercourse with their spouses, and suddenly experience vaginal spotting after intercourse, should take it as an early signal of cervical cancer and pay more attention to it.

3. Non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina

The main manifestations are small amounts of non-menstrual vaginal bleeding between two menstrual periods and vaginal bleeding after menopause. The former is easily regarded as irregular menstruation, while the latter is easily regarded as a symptom of menopause. However, this type of irregular vaginal bleeding is indeed common in the early stages of cervical cancer and is the patient's first symptom.

4. Abnormal female secretions

Most of them are characterized by excessive vaginal discharge, and changes in color and taste. Generally speaking, this type of symptom appears later than irregular bleeding. It is normal at first, gradually turning into a serous secretion, and in the late stage there may be rice-water or brown leucorrhea.

5. Pain

Pain often occurs in the lower abdomen or lumbosacral area. Sometimes the pain may occur in the upper abdomen, thighs and hip joints, and it is aggravated during menstruation, bowel movements or sexual intercourse.

2. How to distinguish cervical cancer bleeding

There are no symptoms in the early stages of cervical cancer. As the disease progresses, patients may experience abnormal vaginal bleeding. Because young women are in their sexually active period, their estrogen levels and sexual intercourse frequency are higher, so they are more likely to have bleeding during sexual intercourse as the first symptom. In addition, excessive vaginal discharge is also a common symptom of cervical cancer, and about 80% of cervical cancer patients have this symptom.

Clinical follow-up observations show that it takes about 10 years for common cervical precancerous lesions to develop into cervical cancer. From this perspective, cervical cancer is not terrible. It is a preventable and curable disease. The key to prevention is to conduct regular gynecological examinations, promptly handle and treat cervical precancerous lesions, and stop their development into cervical cancer. Cervical cancer has a high cure rate if prevention measures are implemented.

3. What are the symptoms of cervical cancer?

There are usually no symptoms in the early stages, and there is no significant difference from chronic cervicitis. Sometimes the cervix may even be smooth, especially in middle-aged women whose cervix has already shrunk. Symptoms include: Vaginal bleeding: Young patients often present with irregular bleeding, which occurs during sexual intercourse, gynecological examinations and after defecation. Bleeding may be more or less, depending on the size of the disease and the extent of invasion into the interstitial blood vessels.

How to distinguish cervical cancer bleeding? After the above introduction, female friends should have a certain understanding of cervical cancer. Women should not only understand the situation of cervical cancer, but also prevent it so that they will not suffer so much damage. Even if they fail to prevent it and get the disease, don't worry, the current medical level can treat it.