In their busy lives, women often neglect their bodies and make them suffer from diseases unknowingly. Therefore, no matter how busy women are, they should take time to care for their bodies. Cervical cancer, a malignant tumor disease, has no symptoms in the early stage, and its early cancer can only be detected through cervical cancer screening, and generally when patients have symptoms, it is the middle and late stage, so what are the symptoms of terminal cervical cancer? The symptoms of terminal cervical cancer are as follows: 1. The symptoms of metastasis of cervical cancer will appear at the end of the stage, and the cancer cells will invade the bladder when they metastasize forward, so the patient will have symptoms such as urinary urgency, urinary frequency, urinary pain, etc., and there is also the feeling of falling and blood in urine. Due to the spread of cancer cells and increase of necrotic tissues, patients will have systemic symptoms, such as low fever, anemia and emaciation. 3.Patients with terminal cervical cancer will have pain in lower abdomen, lumbosacrum and legs. Cancer cells will extend along the adjacent tissues and invade the pelvic wall of the patient, thus compressing the nerves around the pelvis and causing persistent pain in the pelvis. The malignant tumor compresses or invades the ureter of the patient, causing narrowing of the ureter and blockage of the ureter, causing fluid in the renal pelvis, which will cause severe pain on one side of the patient’s back and complications, uremia. Above are the symptoms and manifestations of terminal cervical cancer, which brings great pain to patients. In terminal cervical cancer, there is usually no way to take surgery, and the treatment is aimed at improving patients’ quality of life, so that patients can suffer less at the end. Therefore, female friends should pay attention to their body in daily life and not give the disease a chance to invade their body. They should also insist on regular screening for cervical cancer to achieve early detection and early treatment to avoid developing into cancer and causing pain in life.