The first signal of cervical cancer

The first signs of cervical cancer may vary. Depending on the stage of cervical cancer, the first sign may be bleeding, discharge, or lower abdominal pain. The specific situations are as follows:

1. The most common type is bleeding, including irregular bleeding, contact bleeding, etc., that is, bleeding during examination or during intercourse. Another type is postmenopausal bleeding, which usually occurs in the early stages of cervical cancer and needs to be vigilant;

2. Some patients do not bleed, but the discharge, that is, the secretion increases significantly. It can be clear liquid, light yellow liquid or pink liquid, or it can be smelly liquid. Some people even have a lot of liquid like rice soup. This increase in liquid may also be a sign of cervical cancer, and we need to pay attention to it;

3. Some people have no symptoms at all in the early stages, and only show symptoms in the late stages, such as low back and abdominal pain, frequent urination, weight loss, etc. These are signals that only appear in the late stages.

Therefore, if bleeding, discharge, or long-term lower abdominal pain occurs, female friends should pay full attention and go to the hospital for examination in time for early detection and treatment.