Cervical Cancer - All Symptoms

This video of "Cervical Cancer - All Symptoms“ will try to inform you about all the symptoms that can cause cervical cancer. From the earliest stages in which cervical cancer is limited to the cervix itself, to the more advanced stages in which the tumor has already escaped from the uterus and has gone elsewhere in the body. 0:00 - Clinical Cases of Cervical Cancer 1:28 - Cervical Cancer Symptoms - When Cervical Cancer Has Not Got Out of the Uterus 1:54 - Situation 1: Cervical Cancer Is Detected By The Gynecologist When It Hasn't Produced Any Symptoms Yet 2:43 - Situation 2: Vaginal Bleeding in a Woman After Sexual Intercourse 3:26 - Situation 3: Malodorous Vaginal Discharges Are Produced 4:07 - Situation 4: Women Lose Their Menses 4:43 - Situation 5: The Woman Has a Dull Sensation and Pain in the Pelvis 5:04 - Situation 6: The Tumor Grows Forward and Compresses the Bladder 6:00 - Situation 7: Cervical Cancer Grows Backwards and Compresses the Large Intestine 7:03 - Cervical Cancer Symptoms - When Tumor Has Escaped From The Cervix 7:27 - Situation 1: The Tumor Has Escaped Through the Lymphatic System 8:15 - Situation 2: The Tumor Has Escaped Through Blood 8:53 - Cervical Cancer Metastases: Lungs 9:32 - Cervical Cancer Metastases: Peritoneal Cavity 10:26 - Cervical Cancer Metastases: Liver 11:06 - Cervical Cancer Metastases: Bones 12:00 - Summary We will see how it appears in the cervix and what symptoms it can cause. Not only we will mention those cervical cancer symptoms in the uterus, but we will also place their importance on whether they are more or less frequent. We will do the same with the signs and symptoms that cervical cancer has escaped and has gone to the lymph nodes of the pelvis or to any other site of the body. We will discuss the most frequent sites in which cervical cancer tends to metastasize and the symptoms that will occur in each part of the body where it nests. Cancer is a disease that, diagnosed in time, can be cured. That is why it is important to know your symptoms, to consult your doctor as soon as they appear. Cervical cancer can be beaten. You only have to act quickly when it appears!