Symptoms of cervical cancer in the last two days of life

When cervical cancer develops to the late stage, most of the tumor cells in the patient's body have already spread and migrated through direct infiltration, blood or tissue fluid, and formed various secondary cancer foci, which not only aggravates the patient's pain, but also increases the difficulty of treatment and seriously endangers the patient's life. If the patient's relatives can understand the pre-mortem symptoms of cervical cancer, they can help the patient receive timely treatment, which can not only relieve the patient's pain but also prolong the patient's survival time. Let’s take a look at what symptoms cervical cancer patients will experience before they die.

What are the symptoms before death from cervical cancer?

Death symptom 1: Vaginal bleeding. Non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina is a clinical symptom of cervical cancer patients, especially vaginal bleeding after menopause should be paid more attention. Vaginal bleeding can be more or less. Vaginal bleeding is usually caused by rupture of tumor blood vessels. In particular, vegetable-type tumors have bleeding symptoms earlier and the amount is larger. If bleeding occurs frequently, excessive blood loss can cause severe anemia. In the advanced stage, there may be heavy vaginal bleeding and even shock.

Death symptom 2: Increased secretions in women. It is also a clinical symptom of cervical cancer patients. It often occurs before vaginal bleeding. In the early stages of cervical cancer, female discharge may not have any odor. As the cancer tumor grows and develops, secondary infection and necrosis will cause the amount of secretions to increase, such as rice washing water or blood, and have a foul odor.

Final symptom three: pain. Pain is a symptom of late-stage cervical cancer. The main cause of pain is that the pelvic nerves are invaded or compressed by cancer. If the obturator nerve, sacral nerve, great blood vessels or pelvic wall are involved, it can cause severe pain, sometimes radiating to the lower limbs.

The fourth symptom of death: systemic symptoms. Patients with advanced cervical cancer develop fever due to the metabolism of cancer tumor tissue, absorption of necrotic tissue or combined infection. The body temperature of patients with advanced cervical cancer is generally around 38°C, and rarely reaches above 39°C. Anemia, emaciation and even cachexia may occur due to bleeding and wasting.

Based on the detailed explanation of the symptoms of cervical cancer before death, I believe that the relatives of cervical cancer patients have a certain understanding. The professor emphasized that when cervical cancer develops to the late stage, the appearance of the above symptoms does not mean death. Patients can completely relieve the pain of patients and prolong their lives through active and reasonable treatment by choosing scientific and standardized treatment methods.