Recognize cervical cancer: persistent back pain can indicate this. On average, women develop cervical cancer at the age of 53.
Cervical cancer is one of the three most common cancers in women under 45 and is most often caused by the HP virus. In the early stages of the slowly growing tumor, there are usually no symptoms. Only when the cancer has already penetrated into the deeper tissue layers or metastases have formed can the following symptoms arise. Vaginal discharge, which is sometimes bloody and can smell unusual Slight bleeding after sexual intercourse stomach pain Changes in stool, hard stools Back pain