Manifestations of cervical cancer in color Doppler ultrasound

Cervical cancer has also become a malignant tumor disease with a relatively high degree of malignancy. Cervical cancer is no longer uncommon for women. In recent years, with the increase in the number of cervical cancer patients, more and more women have begun to pay attention to cervical cancer screening. So, can cervical cancer be detected through B-ultrasound? What are the main symptoms of early cervical cancer?

Can cervical cancer be detected through B-ultrasound?

It is generally difficult to detect cervical cancer in the early, middle and late stages by color Doppler ultrasound. In the early stages of cervical cancer or precancerous lesions, there will be no abnormalities in B-ultrasound and B-ultrasound. If a cervical mass suspected of being cancer is found by B-ultrasound and B-ultrasound, it is generally in the advanced stage, invasive, or even metastatic when a pathological examination is performed. There are no symptoms in the early stages of cervical cancer. As the disease progresses, there are vaginal bleeding (vaginal bleeding during sex), excessive leucorrhea, vaginal discharge, etc. It is recommended that many female friends pay attention to regular gynecological examinations. They can do colposcopy, cervical TCT and cervical smear tests to detect diseases in time.

In addition to B-ultrasound, the following tests are usually required for cervical cancer diagnosis:

1. Colposcopy.

2. Cervical cone extirpation.

3. Cervical smear cytology examination.

4. Iodine experiment.

5. Biopsy of the cervix and endocervical canal.

6. TCT test.

What are the main symptoms of early cervical cancer?

1. Accompanied by cervical erosion: Generally, cervical cancer patients are often accompanied by cervical erosion. Moderate to severe cervical erosion is the key cause of the disease.

2. Contact bleeding: Contact bleeding is the most prominent symptom of cervical cancer. About 70%-80% of cervical cancer patients have vaginal bleeding. The main manifestation is that female secretions are mixed with blood after sexual intercourse, gynecological examination, or when straining to defecate.

3. Non-menstrual vaginal bleeding: Middle-aged women have been in menopause for many years, and suddenly they have their periods again for no reason. Bleeding is often minimal and is not accompanied by abdominal pain, back pain and other symptoms, so it is very easy to be ignored.

4. Pain: There is often pain in the lower abdomen or lumbosacral area. Sometimes the pain may occur in the upper abdomen, thighs and hip joints. The pain is aggravated during menstruation, bowel movements or sexual intercourse. Especially when the inflammation extends backward along the uterosacral cruciate ligament or spreads along the bottom of the broad cruciate ligament, causing diffuse parauterine connective tissue inflammation and the main cruciate ligament of the cervix enlarges and thickens, the pain is more severe.

5. Increased female secretions: In clinical medicine, approximately 75%-85% of cervical cancer patients have increased female secretions to varying degrees. Most of the symptoms are excessive vaginal discharge, which is often followed by changes in smell and color.