·        pain (tummy) weight loss swelling nasuea vomiting

·        spotting after sex and a couple of bacterial infections. Normal pap less that a year before diagnosis.

·        spotting & bleeding after intercourse post menopausal fatigue & low back pain

·        Bleeding and constant discharge. cramping pain in pelvic area with discomfort down the front of left thigh

·        Heavy menstrual bleeding, lower back and abdominal pain.

HOW DO I HELP WITH SOMEONE WITH CANCER ?

·        Be loving and be positive.

·        Be mindfull of your health. Go to the Doctor if you need to! :)

·        Be patient and supportive

·        Do a good deed for anyone you know in need.

Cervical Cancer Caregiving :

If you're the partner of a woman with cervical cancer, you have an important role to play. You may feel frustrated that you're unable to take the problem away, but one of the best things you can do is to just be a shoulder for her to lean on. Lend an ear when she's feeling down or fragile, and think of ways you can make things easier for her during her treatment and recovery. Don't be afraid to voice your own concerns for her safety and well-being, either. Finally, be aware that cervical cancer can rock a woman's self-esteem and may affect her intimate relationships. Although a cancerdiagnosis can be tough on any relationship — even the most stable — your love and support can help the two of you to get through a difficult time.