Advanced symptoms of uterine cancer?

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The late symptoms of uterine cancer are very obvious, but the early stage of cervical cancer often has no obvious symptoms, occasionally in the life of husband and wife, after gynecological examination, there is contact bleeding. The location of uterine cancer in the uterus, many symptoms will not appear in the early, usually, tumor growth to a certain size to appear compression symptoms, when uterine cancer is more advanced. Advanced symptoms of uterine cancer? Let's talk about it.

Advanced symptoms of uterine cancer?

1. Increased vaginal secretions: is also the main symptom of patients with advanced cervical cancer. With the growth of cancer cells, secondary infection and necrosis, vaginal secretions increased. The secretions were like rice washing water or mixed with blood, and had a foul smell.

2. Systemic symptoms: advanced cervical cancer due to cancer tissue metabolism, absorption of necrotic tissue or co infection caused by fever symptoms, body temperature is generally around 38 ℃. Anemia, emaciation and even cachexia are caused by bleeding and tumor consumption.

3. Metastasis symptoms: the cancer cells can invade the bladder, leading to frequent micturition, urgency, pain, falling and hematuria, which is easy to be misdiagnosed as urinary tract infection; The cancer can invade the rectum when it spreads backward. Most of the patients are characterized by anal distension, difficulty in defecation, urgency, hematochezia, and even rectovaginal fistula. The appearance of advanced symptoms of cervical cancer indicates that the condition is serious. With the continuous development of cancer tissue, the symptoms can be manifested as persistent pain, irregular vaginal bleeding, increased vaginal secretions, and cancer cells can appear infiltration or metastasis.

matters needing attention

Cervical cancer is a kind of malignant tumor, which generally needs chemotherapy or surgery to be completely cured. The recurrence rate of this kind of disease is relatively high, so patients should pay attention to it after discharge. It's better to return to the hospital regularly for review and cooperate with the doctor for treatment.