Early symptoms of fallopian tube cancer

Women are most worried about the trouble of diseases, because women are weaker and are prone to aging and decline after being ravaged by diseases. Therefore, we should take good care of our bodies in our daily lives. Cervical adenocarcinoma is a common gynecological cancer. The following editor will explain to you about cervical adenocarcinoma.

Cervical adenocarcinoma often occurs in women with infertility or chronic adnexitis or fallopian tube tuberculosis, and the age of onset is more common around 50 years old. It is divided into two situations: those occurring in both fallopian tubes are called primary cervical adenocarcinoma, but most cervical adenocarcinomas are secondary to endometrial cancer or ovarian cancer, also known as secondary cervical adenocarcinoma; cervical adenocarcinoma is the most common malignant tumor in the female reproductive organs, and its incidence rate ranks last after cervical cancer, uterine body cancer, ovarian cancer, vulvar cancer, and vaginal cancer.

Once a lump appears in primary cervical adenocarcinoma, it means that it has developed to the late stage and is easily mistaken for ovarian cancer. Many patients can only be diagnosed during laparotomy. It is relatively difficult to make a timely diagnosis, but the disease will manifest itself externally if it occurs internally, and patients will always know the truth. If vaginal discharge occurs, it should be collected immediately and the collected fluid should be subjected to cytology examination. Of course, laparoscopy, B-ultrasound or CT examination can also be performed. If combined with CA125 and other tests, it is more likely to be diagnosed as soon as possible. In addition, middle-aged and elderly patients should also be vigilant when they have non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina; when the tumor develops to a certain extent, bleeding may occur and be discharged through the vagina, and the bleeding is very little at the beginning. If the condition is not controlled in time, cervical cancer tissue will grow or spread widely, and urinary incontinence, partial intestinal obstruction, and intestinal discharge of foul-smelling and turbid fluid may also occur.

Paroxysmal vaginal discharge is a warning sign of cervical adenocarcinoma. Cervical adenocarcinoma often occurs in women with infertility or chronic adnexitis or fallopian tube tuberculosis, and the age of onset is mostly around 50 years old. Those that occur in both fallopian tubes are called primary cervical adenocarcinoma, but most cervical adenocarcinomas are secondary to endometrial cancer or ovarian cancer, also known as secondary cervical adenocarcinoma.

Understanding the symptoms of the disease is helpful for us to prevent it or treat it early. So how much do you know about the symptoms of cervical adenocarcinoma? The following editor will tell you about the symptoms of cervical adenocarcinoma. This knowledge is very helpful for the health of female friends, so don’t be careless when reading it!

1. Vaginal discharge: Vaginal discharge is the most unique symptom of patients with cervical adenocarcinoma. The discharged fluid is light yellow or bloody. The amount varies. The discharge is generally colorless and odorless, but some have a foul odor. If the tumor has necrosis and bleeding, the fluid will be tough water.

2. Vaginal bleeding: Non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina is also a common symptom. Bleeding and discharge can be described as having the same source. When tumor necrosis invades blood vessels, blood can flow into the uterus and be discharged through the vagina.