Preface: Early detection of gynecological tumors is of great significance to the rehabilitation of patients. Many malignant tumors can be completely cured or have good prognosis if detected at an early stage, such as cervical cancer, which has a development process of up to 10 years, but it is not difficult to be cured as long as it is detected at an early stage with active therapeutic intervention. What are the signs of gynecological tumors? 1.Mass: It can grow in any part of reproductive organs. It is usually found by chance by myself. These swellings are an abnormal phenomenon even without any symptoms, and most of them are long tumors. 2. Abnormal vaginal discharge: Under normal circumstances, the secretions of endometrium, endocervical lining and vaginal exudate form leucorrhoea, which is usually not much in quantity and changes with menstrual cycle. When tumor occurs in female reproductive tract, the tumor appears necrosis and rupture, watery, bloody and rice soup-like leucorrhea may appear, and if there is a combination of infection, it may have a foul smell. 3.Abnormal leucorrhea: it may be the manifestation of cervical cancer, endometrial cancer or fallopian tube cancer. 4.Menstrual changes: When uterine growth tumors such as uterine fibroids, endometrial cancer, uterine sarcoma, choriocarcinoma, abnormal menstruation may occur, including excessive menstrual volume, irregular cycle, prolonged menstrual duration, dripping bleeding, etc. Certain tumors of the ovary such as granulosa cell tumor and follicular membrane cell tumor can secrete estrogen, which can interfere with the menstrual cycle and cause abnormal menstruation. 5. Postmenopausal bleeding: During the first year of menopause, there may be occasional vaginal bleeding. If you have vaginal bleeding for more than 1 year after menopause, it is called postmenopausal bleeding. There are many causes of postmenopausal bleeding, most of them are caused by benign diseases, but the possibility of cervical cancer and endometrial cancer should never be ignored, although sometimes the amount of bleeding is not much. 6.Abdominal pain: Ovarian mass torsion, rupture or infection, submucosal myoma of the uterus prolapsing from the uterine orifice or myoma degeneration can cause more intense lower abdominal pain. 7.Changes in diet and stool: The initial manifestation of ovarian cancer may only include abdominal distension, poor appetite and gastrointestinal symptoms, while tumor compression or invasion of bladder and rectum may cause frequent urination, difficulty in urination and dry stool. When the above symptoms appear, women should seek medical consultation in time, and should not negatively observe the symptoms because they are mild and tolerable, thus delaying the treatment, and should know that the above symptoms are not unique to tumor, but mostly caused by benign diseases, so there is no need to worry too much.