Symptoms and early signs of cervical cancer

Cervical cancer early, and no obvious symptoms, most of the diagnosis of early cervical cancer, are found through cervical cancer screening. Then early there will be some performance, such as contact bleeding or abnormal vaginal bleeding; then contact bleeding, that is, in sexual life, or gynecological examination, caused by vaginal bleeding; abnormal bleeding, there may be irregular vaginal bleeding, that for postmenopausal women may occur postmenopausal bleeding. In addition, there may be some discharge phenomenon, such as often discharge some white, bloody, thin liquid, if accompanied by infection, there may be a stench. In the late stage, cervical cancer tumor tissue growth may oppress surrounding tissues, such as compression of the rectum, leading to constipation; compression of the bladder, leading to a frequent urination phenomenon.