How old does cervical cancer grow to have a symptom commonly?
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With the accelerated pace of life, people's common women killer "in addition to breast cancer, and cervical cancer, cervical cancer incidence rate is second only to breast cancer. What's more, what's frightening is that the onset age has advanced from the previous 50's to 30's. How to prevent cervical cancer as soon as possible is imminent. Experts said that if you want to find cervical cancer as soon as possible, there are two commonly used methods: first, regular cervical examination; Second, pay attention to your body changes. Women found the following symptoms should not be ignored, to seek medical treatment as soon as possible, because it may be cervical cancer symptoms. How old does cervical cancer grow to have a symptom commonly? Let's talk about it.
How old does cervical cancer grow to have a symptom commonly?
Contact bleeding is manifested as vaginal secretion (leucorrhea) mixed with drops of blood after sexual intercourse or constipation, sometimes filamentous, sometimes dark red. Women over 30 years old who have given birth and live together with husband and wife suddenly have vaginal spotting bleeding after sexual intercourse, which should be taken as an early signal of cervical cancer.
Irregular vaginal bleeding is characterized by a small amount of non menstrual vaginal bleeding between two menstrual periods and postmenopausal vaginal bleeding. The former is easy to be regarded as irregular menstruation, the latter is easy to be regarded as menopausal performance. But this kind of irregular vaginal bleeding does appear in the early stage of cervical cancer, is the first symptom of patients.
Most of the abnormal vaginal secretions showed an increase in leucorrhea, accompanied by changes in color and odor. Leucorrhea increased symptoms generally appear later than contact bleeding, super initial is normal color and taste, gradually become serous secretions, advanced cervical cancer can have rice hogwash like or watery leucorrhea.
matters needing attention
Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor with clear etiology and pathogenesis. It is also a malignant tumor that is easy to be prevented by regular examination. The most effective cervical cancer screening technology is cervical cytology test (TCT) and high-risk HPV detection. With the younger incidence rate of cervical cancer, all women should start screening cervical cancer at the age of 21. Women aged 21 to 29 should be tested for cervical TCT once a year. If cervical TCT test results are abnormal, HPV test is needed; Women aged 30 to 65 should be tested for TCT and HPV at the same time every three years.
