What are the symptoms of cervical cancer?

Cervical cancer is a female disease that can cause trauma to the patient's mind and body. Only by giving timely and effective treatment when it occurs can the occurrence of adverse symptoms be reduced. Although medical technology continues to improve, cervical cancer is no longer a terminal illness, so patients do not need to be too nervous. At the same time, women are reminded to do a good job of prevention. So what are the physical symptoms of cervical cancer?

First, what are the physical symptoms of cervical cancer? After suffering from cervical cancer, patients will experience corresponding pain. The reason for this situation is that after suffering from cervical cancer, the tumor cells in the patient's body will continue to extend. As the disease progresses, it will invade the patient's pelvic wall and compress the patient's peripheral nerves, so the patient's sciatic nerve will feel pain. After this situation occurs, it must be treated in time, because if the tumor compresses the patient's ureter, the tube will become narrow, and when blockage occurs, it will cause hydronephrosis, and may even further develop into renal failure.

Secondly, the patient's friends will also experience increased vaginal secretions. In the beginning, the vaginal discharge of patients after getting sick often does not have any odor, but as the disease continues to grow, the tumor will become secondarily infected, so in addition to increasing the discharge of patients, it will also have a foul odor.

In addition to the above, cervical cancer can also produce metastatic symptoms. This disease will invade the patient's bladder, so patients with advanced cervical cancer are prone to frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. In short, no matter what disease you suffer from, timely treatment is the most important thing. Any disease can be treated in the early stages of the disease, and its treatment effect will be best, and it can also relieve the patient's pain. There are many treatments for cervical cancer, so female patients must have confidence in themselves and persist in treatment.