Patient's question:
I have a good friend, and last week I accompanied her to a gynecological examination. The examination revealed a sarcoma in her cervix. The doctor said that this condition has a cause. In these past few days, I've noticed that my abdomen is swollen, which is very similar to my friend's symptoms. I want to know what the symptoms of uterine sarcoma are, and what causes it?Doctor's answer:
The exact cause of uterine sarcoma is not very clear. The main clinical manifestations are abnormal vaginal erosion, palpable masses in the abdomen, and sometimes abdominal distension and pain. However, these symptoms alone cannot confirm a diagnosis of sarcoma. If these symptoms are present, a biopsy is necessary for diagnosis. So, don't worry, as other benign diseases can also present with similar symptoms. Currently, only pathological confirmation can lead to a diagnosis, rather than relying on rough estimations.