Is cervical cancer painful in the early stages?

Is cervical cancer painful in the early stages?

1. Early cervical cancer is generally painless.

2. Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor in the cervix of the uterus, and is one of the most common gynecological malignancies. Human papillomavirus is the main risk factor for the disease. Cervical cancer is painless and symptomless in the early stages, and is usually discovered through contact bleeding or normal physical examinations. Early symptoms of cervical cancer include vaginal bleeding, frequent urination, urgency, constipation, and some may also experience lower limb swelling and pain, anemia, etc. There are also abnormal leucorrhea and bleeding after sexual intercourse. It is necessary to go to the hospital for TCT examination and biopsy in time, and the most important thing is colposcopy biopsy to determine whether it is cervical cancer.

3. Pay attention to rest, keep warm and avoid fatigue. Do TCT regularly to exclude cervical precancerous lesions and HPV test every three years. It is recommended that patients get more rest, get enough sleep, avoid staying up late and overwork, maintain a happy and stable mood, and avoid excessive tension and stress. Patients should also do appropriate physical exercise to improve their physical fitness.