Among many gynecological diseases, cervical cancer is very harmful to human body (it can cause infertility and death), and the most terrible thing is that it has a high possibility of recurrence! Recurrence of cervical cancer is directly related to the survival time of patients, so it is especially important to prevent recurrence of cervical cancer. What are the obvious signs of cervical cancer recurrence that can help us to detect it as early as possible? Recurrence of cervical cancer refers to the reproduction of tumor after cervical cancer is cured by radical treatment, which mostly occurs after the treatment of advanced cervical cancer (including locally advanced). Recurrent cervical cancer is difficult to treat and has poor prognosis, and it is the most important cause of cervical cancer death! The main manifestations of recurrent cervical cancer vary according to the recurrent site of cancer tumor. Most of the recurrences of cervical cancer occur within 2~4 years. Localized recurrence in the pelvic wall, parietal uterus and cervix is the most common. After recurrence, most of the patients die within half a year to one year if they fail to get appropriate treatment, and only a few of them can survive for more than 2 years. I. Localized cervical or vaginal recurrence, often with irregular vaginal bleeding or foul-smelling leukorrhea. This is a symptom that appears more quickly in the recurrence of cervical cancer, which is somewhat similar to the first attack, so it is time to go to the hospital for examination. Secondly, if there is recurrence in pelvic wall or parietal uterus, there may be pain and swelling of lower limbs on the affected side, pain in lumbosacral area or lower abdomen, and parietal uterus mass or fixed mass in sacral fossa may be palpable in pelvic cavity examination. The tumor becomes bigger and affects the surrounding tissues, aggravating the pain. In addition to the examination, the patient should cooperate with the drug treatment in time. Third, rectal or bladder metastasis often have blood in stool or hematuria. After metastasis, the defecation system will be malfunctioned, and the phenomenon of blood in stool and blood in urine will occur from time to time when the tissue is broken, which is more dangerous. Fourth, bone metastasis often appear local pain. Bone metastasis is characterized by pain, pressure on the bones and joints, and in severe cases, it is difficult to walk on the ground, and it is difficult to move around, so it is necessary to be attended to by a special person. Lung metastasis may have cough and chest pain. Cervical cancer metastasis to lungs causes cough and chest pain. If the consequence is serious, it will affect breathing and shorten the survival time with difficulty in breathing!