What are the early symptoms of cervical cancer? Will there be compression symptoms in the early stage of cervical cancer?

At present, more and more female friends are facing the occurrence of cancer, among which cervical cancer is the most common. The occurrence of cervical cancer is very harmful to female friends, and in severe cases, they cannot get pregnant. Although cervical cancer is a serious condition, as long as some early symptoms are mastered, it can be discovered and treated in time and can still recover completely. Next, we will introduce several common early symptoms of cervical cancer.

What are the early symptoms of cervical cancer?

1. Increased leucorrhea. About 82.3% of patients have increased leucorrhea in different conditions and degrees, such as watery or rice-water-like, white, watery, rice-water-like, bloody or purulent, and fishy. When cancerous tissue ruptures and becomes infected, the secretions may be purulent, accompanied by a foul odor or fishy smell. In late-stage patients with concurrent infection, the discharge may be foul-smelling or purulent.

2. Vaginal bleeding. 4% of cervical cancer patients have irregular vaginal bleeding symptoms, especially contact bleeding (ie bleeding after sexual intercourse or gynecological examination) and postmenopausal vaginal bleeding.

3. Compression symptoms of cervical cancer In the late stage of cervical cancer, various compression symptoms may occur due to the increase of tumor. Pain is one of the common compression symptoms, with an incidence rate of 41.1%, which is more common in patients in stages III and IV.

In addition, a series of secondary symptoms appear depending on the organs invaded by the lesions; if the lesions invade the pelvic connective tissue, pelvic wall, compress the ureter, rectum, sciatic nerve, common compression symptoms include lower abdominal pain, back pain, frequent urination, urgency, anal swelling, urgency, lower limb swelling, sciatica, etc.; cancer compresses or invades the ureter, which can lead to ureteral obstruction, hydronephrosis, renal damage, etc. in severe cases, and ultimately lead to death from uremia.

4. Systemic symptoms In addition to systemic symptoms such as secondary uremia, patients with cervical cancer often have clinical manifestations such as weight loss, anemia, fever, systemic exhaustion, and cachexia.

In addition to lymph node metastasis, symptoms of cervical cancer metastasis are more common in lung metastasis, liver metastasis and bone metastasis.