Patient's question:
Every time the weather gets hot, my vagina itches. I also have a bad smell in my white discharge. Recently, it has become severe, making it difficult for me to walk. The doctor suggested I check for cancer cells. What are the clinical symptoms of endometrial cancer?Doctor's answer:
Endometrial cancer in its early stages generally presents with irregular vaginal bleeding or abnormal discharge. Your condition does not resemble uterine cancer. Currently, it is recommended that women who are sexually active undergo a PAP test for cervical pre-cancerous lesions screening every 1-2 years. Early detection of pre-cancerous lesions can prevent cervical cancer, and the earlier it is detected, the smaller the surgery required and the lower the cost.I suggest you get a routine vaginal discharge test, and take medication based on the results. Inflammation can affect the PAP test results, so once the inflammation is treated, wait for 5 days before undergoing another PAP test. In fact, endometrial cancer is not as frightening as it may seem. Patients should believe that they can overcome the disease. As long as treatment is timely during early detection, the chances of controlling the condition and recovering are very high.