If cervical cancer is detected at the early stage, women can suffer less from the disease. Therefore, women should be aware of the common symptoms and manifestations of the disease. Although cervical cancer usually does not have any symptoms, annual gynecological examination or screening by cervical smear should be carried out, which are very beneficial for early detection of cervical cancer. For suspicious patients, colposcopy and biopsy can also be used to detect cervical cancer in advance. What are the pre-cancerous symptoms of cervical cancer? Vaginal bleeding is one of the early symptoms of cervical cancer, which mainly refers to a small amount of vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse, gynecological examination and constipation. Since this early symptom of cervical cancer can also be seen in cervical erosion and cervical polyps, it is easy to be ignored. 2.Increased vaginal discharge commonly known as increased leucorrhea. Early symptoms of cervical cancer may have no abnormal odor, but advanced cervical cancer patients may have foul odor. Contact bleeding Patients with cervical cancer may have irregular vaginal bleeding such as menstrual disorder, postmenopausal bleeding, contact bleeding, etc. 4. Pain Patients with cervical cancer may feel pain in the lower abdomen, lower back, sacral tail and pain during sexual intercourse. These are the early symptoms of cervical cancer. What are the symptoms of cervical cancer after surgery? Cervical cancer is a disease that can easily recur after treatment. Even if the uterus is completely removed, you still need to be careful of the surrounding organs. 1. More than 60% of recurrence occurs within 2 years. 2.Patients with advanced cachexia may have systemic wasting syndrome, such as loss of appetite, rapid weight loss or wasting within a short period of time, or even a cachectic state. 3.Distant recurrent metastasis: such as coughing chest pain and/or back pain; coughing sputum with blood or hemoptysis etc. in lung metastasis; fixed focal pain often in bone metastasis; discomfort in liver area or painful hepatomegaly etc. in liver metastasis; enlarged supraclavicular lymph nodes. 4.The diagnosis of recurrent cervical cancer must be combined with clinical pelvic examination and multiple auxiliary examinations to make a comprehensive assessment and analysis for timely detection and early diagnosis.