Types of gynaecological cancers 

  1. Cervical - most common after breast 
  2. Endometrial
  3. Ovarian
  4. Vulval

cervical cancer

  • The most common symptom of cervical cancer is Abnormal bleeding such as intermenstrual ie bleeding in between menses, after sex, after a pelvic examination or after menopause.
  • unusual discharge
  • Pelvic pain
  • Painful urination
  • No symptoms during the early stage of cancer.

Endometrial cancer:

  • Unusual vaginal bleeding during or after menopause
  • Pelvic pain, pelvic pain and weight loss

Ovarian cancer:

  • Abdominal bloating and pain
  • Fatigue
  • Increase in abdominal girth
  • Bowel disturbances
  • Back pain

Vulval cancer:

  • Continuous itching on the vulva
  • Thickened, raised, red, white or dark patches on the skin of the vulva
  • Pain or soreness
  • Visible growth
  • vaginal discharge or bleeding
  • Lump in the groin