Symptoms before death of patients with advanced uterine tumors

Uterine tumors seriously endanger women's health and cause harm to women's body and mind. To overcome uterine tumors, patients can have a healthy body. Some women find out that they have uterine tumors in the late stage. At this time, the treatment effect is no longer the best time. So, what are the symptoms of patients with late-stage uterine tumors before death?

The main symptoms before death of patients with advanced uterine tumors are:

(1) Pain. The tumor extends along the adjacent tissues, invades the pelvic wall, and compresses the peripheral nerves. The clinical manifestation is persistent pain in the sciatic nerve or the sacral or iliac region on one side. The tumor compresses or erodes the ureter, causing narrowing and obstruction of the ureter, leading to hydronephrosis, which manifests as unilateral low back pain or even severe pain, and further develops into renal failure and uremia. Invasion of the lymphatic system leads to obstruction of the lymphatic vessels, which hinders the reflux and causes symptoms such as edema and pain in the lower limbs.

(2) Systemic symptoms: Patients with advanced uterine tumors may develop fever due to the metabolism of tumor tissue, absorption of necrotic tissue or infection. The body temperature is generally around 38°C, and a few may reach above 39°C. Due to the symptoms of advanced uterine tumors, there may be bleeding and consumption, leading to anemia, weight loss and even cachexia.

(3) Symptoms of uterine tumor metastasis: The tumor may spread forward and invade the bladder, causing frequent urination, urgency, pain, prolapse, and hematuria, which are often misdiagnosed as urinary tract infection and delayed diagnosis. In severe cases, bladder-vaginal fistula may form. The tumor may spread backward and invade the rectum, causing prolapse, difficulty in defecation, tenesmus, blood in the stool, etc. Further development may lead to vaginal-rectal fistula.

Distant metastasis may occur in the late stage of the disease. The symptoms vary depending on the site of metastasis. The most common is supraclavicular lymph node metastasis, where nodules or lumps appear.

Tumor infiltration can spread to distant organs through the blood vessels or lymphatic system, resulting in metastatic lesions in the corresponding parts and their corresponding symptoms.

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