4 pre-signs of gynecological tumors, see them early and prevent them!

When it comes to gynecological tumors, my heart is heavy. Because, among gynecological diseases, gynecological tumors have become a major threat to women’s health, and the age of onset is getting younger and younger! Having said that, there is a developmental process in the formation of any major disease. In fact, many gynecological tumors are precursors, many times because of the lack of maintenance awareness, not enough attention to themselves, resulting in many gynecological tumors, not timely and effective prevention. Today, I am going to sort out several common gynecological tumor signs for you, let’s take a look together! Typical Symptoms of Cervical Cancer: Cervical contact bleeding Abnormal vaginal bleeding is the early signal of cervical cancer. Early stage is mostly contact bleeding, which occurs after sex or after gynecological examination; later stage is irregular vaginal bleeding. High-risk human papillomavirus HPV persistent infection (more than 2 years) is the basic cause of cervical precancerous lesions and cervical cancer. Early childbirth, multiple births, early sexual life and multiple sexual partners are also risk factors for cervical cancer. Typical Symptoms of Endometrial Cancer: Irregular Vaginal Bleeding Endometrial cancer mainly manifests as irregular vaginal bleeding after menopause, and the amount is usually not much. Those who are not yet menopausal may show increased menstruation, prolonged menstruation or disturbed menstruation. Experts’ tips: obesity, high blood pressure, infertility, delayed menopause, long-term use of estrogen, etc. are high-risk factors for endometrial cancer. Symptoms of uterine smooth muscle tumor: increased menstrual flow and prolonged menstrual period Increased menstrual flow and prolonged menstrual period are mostly seen in large intermural fibroid and submucous fibroid. This is because the increase of fibroid leads to the increase of endometrial area, which affects the contraction of uterus and blood vessels around fibroid. Long-term increased menstrual blood flow can lead to anemia and weakness. If the fibroid increases rapidly or grows instead of shrinking after menopause, it is necessary to be alert to the possibility of cancer. Ovarian cancer symptoms: abdominal distension, poor appetite and indigestion If women have persistent and gradually worsening abdominal distension, poor appetite and indigestion, they should be alert to the possibility of ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer has a certain hereditary tendency, and if there are ovarian cancer patients in the immediate family, it is necessary to raise the awareness of prevention. Post-menopausal women should exclude ovarian disease when the above symptoms occur. The onset of ovarian cancer is insidious, and more than 70% of the patients are already in advanced stage when they are diagnosed. Early detection and treatment can greatly prolong the survival of patients, but ultrasound and CT imaging examinations are also difficult to detect early-stage patients. Prevention is better than cure Many gynecological tumors, such as cervical cancer and ovarian cancer, have no obvious signs in the early stage. If a woman feels uncomfortable or has a physical reaction, the disease has already developed to the middle or late stage. There is no effective treatment for cancer in China or even in the world, which requires women to raise their awareness of self-care, especially the maintenance of the reproductive system. Maintenance and early prevention are the keys to maintaining women’s health and preventing tumors from attacking them.