Patient's question:
Usually, there's not much going on, but every time I have sex with my boyfriend, I feel uncomfortable in my private area. Not only is the color of my discharge abnormal, but the smell is also very unpleasant. This issue has been troubling me for a long time. Please ask: What are the specific symptoms of endometrial cancer?Doctor's answer:
Early-stage patients may show no obvious symptoms and are often discovered incidentally during population surveys or other gynecological examinations. Once symptoms reappear, it is usually in the late stage, typically presenting with the following symptoms. Irregular vaginal bleeding before and after menopause is a primary symptom of endometrial cancer, often ranging from very light to moderate spotting, rarely heavy bleeding. Not only are younger or perimenopausal patients more likely to misinterpret it as menstrual irregularity and delay follow-up, but doctors often overlook it as well. Some patients may also have delayed menstrual cycles, but they are irregular. Postmenopausal patients often exhibit persistent or intermittent vaginal bleeding. Endometrial cancer patients generally do not experience contact bleeding. Late-stage bleeding may contain necrotic tissue resembling.