What are the symptoms of cervical intraepithelial tumor?

If there is a tumor in the cervical epithelium, and the pathological examination results are malignant tumors, it will lead to abnormal bleeding, increased secretions, and odor. If the symptoms are obvious, it is necessary to conduct an examination to confirm the diagnosis, and then formulate a treatment plan. It is better to undergo surgery before metastasis occurs. If only benign tumors are removed, there is no big problem, and do not worry about showing recurrence. And gynecological inflammation, usually to keep the vulva clean and dry, so you can alleviate some.