Signs of Cervical Cancer and Detection

Cervical cancer often does not show obvious symptoms in its early stages. However, key signs include irregular vaginal bleeding after intercourse or during unusual times, increased flow or bloody discharge, and pain during intercourse or in the woman's pelvis. In advanced stages, symptoms such as swelling of the legs, difficulty urinating or defecating, and blood in the urine may appear. Early detection relies on tests such as the Pap smear, Human Papillomavirus (HPV) testing, and vaginal endoscopy, with a biopsy taken when necessary. Early diagnosis is crucial, as symptoms often do not appear initially, and screenings help detect abnormal changes in the cervix in a timely manner for treatment.

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