Abnormal vaginal bleeding or a significant unexplained change in your menstrual cycle. Bleeding when something comes in contact with the cervix, such as during sexual intercourse or insertion of a diaphragm. Pain during sexual intercourse. Abnormal vaginal discharge containing mucus that may be tinged with blood. Symptoms that may occur when your cervical cancer has progressed include:Anemia because of abnormal vaginal bleeding. Ongoing pelvic, leg, or back pain. Urinary problems because of blockage of a kidney or ureter. Leakage of urine or fecal content into the vagina because an abnormal opening (fistula) has developed between the vagina and the bladder or rectum. Weight loss.
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